No, I do not have that one. You can go to Archive.org and look for it. I did a masters paper on cockpit design for a course in human factors, so I know what you mean.
A few years back there was a Cessna 182 that flew from GA to NC and along the way they quit talking to ATC. They overflew any number of perfectly good controlled airports and then tried to land at an uncontrolled field in gathering darkness and bad weather, crashed, and both people on board died.
The conclusion was that the 182 used the same audio panel as the larger Cessna twins. There was a switch position to switch from headsets to cabin speaker, but the 182 has no cabin speaker, so throwing the switch in that position made it impossible to hear the radios. Unable to communicate, they tried to only land at uncontrolled fields. While anyone would be stupid enough to put a switch position that essentially shuts off the audio output from the radios and not label it as such is beyond me.