Switchcraft 3 Way Toggle Switch w/Genuine Tip, Short Toggle for Les Paul Electric Guitar (Black Tip)

Definitely worth the price; easy to install, fits perfectly, and feels great. The sound out of my pickups also improved. I swapped out the plastic toggle for a cream colored one.

Works as expected. It did improve my blooz bonamasa toan. My only ragret was not switching sooner.

Purchased to replace a guitar switch that was making noise. I bought this one because it is made locally to me and I support that. This went on an ESP guitar.

This fit perfectly in my Squier Mustang. I was worried it might be too tall but I was able to make it work easily.

Original toggle that came with my Epiphone ES335 had issues, so I made the switch to this Switchcraft 3-way Toggle. Took about 30 minutes to remove the old one and replace with the new. Big improvement- this toggle works. Solid feel and no scratching or cutting out.

I purchased 2 of these some months ago. Installed one immediately and saved one for as-needed. So, I closely examined the switch, and I echo what most of the low-star reviews said. The solder points are pretty flimsy. The switch makes poor contact, and mine makes my amp pop when I switch it. After someone noted their switch was used, I examined my unused switch with a 5X magnifying lens and discovered two things: 1) every solder lug had the remains of solder on them and were apparently soldered previously in some application; 2) the tiny contact points appeared barely connected to the spring leaves and were connected by no more than a pinpoint of surface area. I could see under most of the contact. This is a very poor switch for any price. The one I installed is mostly poor functioning and unusable. After years of Amazon purchases, I find myself wondering why they let so many second and third rate products be sold. I consider this junk.

Put this in my 335, works like it's supposed to. No problems here.

Hands down the best made pickup selector switch! No competition. I have unit from the 70s and 80s and they are all still built like tanks. If you need a good switch, spend the money and buy a Switchcraft. All the other will wear out, stop working, or get scratchy within a short amount of time. I highly recommend these for any repairs or upgrades.