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Aguilar OBP-1 (1 or 2 9V?)

The reason I use that switch is that it was already installed into the casing and I had no stereo jack. Moreover, I'm not an engineer and I had no idea if it will work so I chose not to spend extra cash

No way to quiet those pops at all or using that weird switch I use only?

I remember there was sort of cap.soldered to the switch to quiet pops while switching the amp On...that was 15W Warwick's amp I owned years ago and had to repair, won't this approach work here?
 
The reason I use that switch is that it was already installed into the casing and I had no stereo jack. Moreover, I'm not an engineer and I had no idea if it will work so I chose not to spend extra cash

No way to quiet those pops at all or using that weird switch I use only?

I remember there was sort of cap.soldered to the switch to quiet pops while switching the amp On...that was 15W Warwick's amp I owned years ago and had to repair, won't this approach work here?

A capacitor will only make the pop worse. You want a resistor.