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

I've been building my own guitars since 2017. I've used cheapo switches and higher end switches and these are most definitely the most dependable switches out there. I have one that has been ABUSED for 6 years, when I say abused, I'm very hard on it playing live. *knock on wood* It's still kickin'.

Look no further. Switchcraft 3-way toggle switches have come on Gibson guitars (NOT Epiphones) for at least 6 decades. They are the absolute best, but the standard LONG Les Paul version only fits in a Les Paul and any of the thicker jazz bxes (with rubber isolator). This shorty version fits in any of the semi-hollows like ES330, ES335, ES347, Lucile, etc. It will also fit all the Epi LPs. Remember, SGs take the L-shaped version.

I replaced/ upgraded the stock toggle in my Epiphone SG Muse. Works fine and is sturdier than the stock toggle in my opinion. No modifications needed. Fits perfectly. Toggle is smooth and the price is very reasonable. I recommend this toggle for a replacement and upgrade.

I liked that the switch was fine with my multimeter and it had that classic look. The switch is a little stiff when selecting but should lighten up with time. I am using it in my Les Paul that I am completely redoing. I can’t wait to have it all together.

Don't even mess with that cheap $10 switch you're also looking at. The one I bought did not play nice with my Gibson guitar. No sound. I suppose it may have worked if I had spent entirely too much time playing with the wiring. But, I just said forget it and sprung for a real Switchcraft switch, popped it into my existing wiring and was good to go. I should have realized that my original failed switch was also a Switchcraft, albeit a long style. It had served many years before getting too sticky and difficult to switch between positions. The new switch has a very easy action to it. It takes a very light touch to switch it into place. I added my own amber switch tip for that aged look. I give five stars overall because it just plain works and works well.

Item came on time and was as described

I used the Switchcraft switch to replace an intermittent switch in my Les Paul. Installation was straight forward, though I did not like where the ground lug was situated, right between two signal lugs. I did install a short insulated wire to pass through the active lugs and wrapped the ground solder joint in tape to insure that it will not touch the active leads.Other than that, I've not had any issues. It may be imagination, but I feel that the signal level is higher through this switch than the original. Oddly, after a week of use, my high E string seems more enhanced than the other strings, making it a bit "screechy". I don't understand "why" and can't blame the switch, but I'm just reporting what I found.Time will tell.

That's why we buy Switchcraft-- it's pretty much the industry standard.Installed as expected, and is doing yeoman duty in my electric guitar.

Se siente de muy buena calidad y es muy cómodo al momento de hacer el cambio entre pastillas

Malisimo, para empezar la configuracion es diferente, hay que rearmarlo distinto, la palanca esta excesivamente suave en la posicion de en medio no se queda del todo firme, entonces cuando en la posicion de en medio tocas un poco la palanca hace esos tronidos en el amp, olvidate de hacer ese efecto que se hace moviendo la palanca rapido de la pastilla del puente a la del mastil suena horrible