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  • Switchcraft 3-Way Toggle Switch for 3-Pickup Les Paul-Nickel
  • Switchcraft 3-Way Toggle Switch for 3-Pickup Les Paul-Terminal Connections

    • Switchcraft 3-Pickup Guitar Toggle Switch w/ Black Tip

    Switchcraft

    $28.95
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    SKU:
    SWT33-24
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    Product Description

    Switchcraft 3-Pickup long body three position guitar toggle switch with nickel finish. Used on Gibson three humbucker Les Pauls and other guitars with three pickups.

    • Heavy Duty Long-Life Construction
    • Includes Black Switch Tip
    • 3/16" threaded collar.
    • Pre-solder tinned for easy soldering.
    • Made in USA

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    • 5
      3 way toggle switch

      Posted by Vassil Panov on Nov 20th 2019

      Perfect for Ace Frehley les Paul

    • 5
      High quality switch

      Posted by Purchasing Customer on Dec 3rd 2018

      Great high quality switch. If you’re going through a thick carved wood top I would recommend pairing with a flush mount collar that they also sell. Part of the collar sits below the surface to thread on to the switch properly.

    • 4
      Great switch but the threaded top was too short!

      Posted by P. Stai on Jan 22nd 2018

      I have a carved top Epiphone Les Paul Black Beauty 3 and I was assured by reviews that this was the switch to replace mine. I bought it and started the process only to find that it barely stuck out past the hole on the outside of my guitar. I had to remove the rhythm/treble switch label and chisel down the wood on the inside of the switch pocket to get it to even have enough thread to get the nut on. If you need to replace this switch make sure you're okay with carving out the inside of the pocket.