🎸 Position Guitar Toggle Switches by SALECOM Review

My guitar's previous owner installed a miniature 3-pin latching ON/OFF/ON switch so I could only use one pickup at a time and I wanted to expand the guitar's capabilities so I could mix pickups can . Installed that and it worked great. The 320 has no soldering issues and the switch sounds very clean when plugged in. The rubber switch cover from the old switch does not fit. You will need the included rings and washers.

I needed a mini on/on/on toggle switch to build my guitar. Everyone in the world has a DPDT, 6-pin, 3-position switch. But most of them are on/off/on - be very careful if you want on/off/on because they look exactly like on/off/on. .When you use them, the center pins are your input and output respectively (it doesn't matter which center pin you use for what). You will see a notch cut into one side of the switch's threaded stem, and I arbitrarily assumed that this would be the "first position"…

Great little switch. There are two types of on/on/on switches: Make sure you have/need the configuration you think you will make. ;) Good workmanship (do not overheat!), great price, delivery on time. a full pass between the terminals, solder the first leg [exactly where the strip *ends*], then cut off the stripped/discarded insulation a bit [to leave room for solder on each end] and lay it down back onto the pre-stripped end protruding from the just soldered ferrule (easier with solid than…