Detail 01
3-position toggle
Neck, both pickups, bridge. The middle position runs them in parallel, which is quieter and thinner than either alone.

Independent shopping perspective
Three-position toggle switch in black for selecting between two pickups or their combination. A common replacement part for switches that have gone intermittent.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Neck, both pickups, bridge. The middle position runs them in parallel, which is quieter and thinner than either alone.
Detail 02
Mounts through a single hole with a threaded bushing and nut. It will not drop into a Strat pickguard cut for a blade switch.
Detail 03
The hardware and nut are black. If your guitar has chrome or gold hardware, the mismatch is visible on the body face.
Detail 04
Works fine for a practice or backup guitar. Detent feel and contact life won't match a Switchcraft on a gigging instrument.
Detail 05
The knob you grip usually threads onto the lever. Check whether yours is included or whether you reuse the old one.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Possibly, but check the mounting depth and lever length first. Long-shaft toggles are used for the upper-bout position on carved tops. Short-shaft versions suit flat-top mounting.
No. Strats use a five-way blade switch mounted to the pickguard. This is a toggle that mounts through a single round hole.
Check the package contents before you order. Many toggle switches ship as bare hardware and expect you to reuse or buy the plastic tip separately.
Each outer lug takes one pickup's hot lead, and the common lug goes to the volume pot. Photograph your existing wiring before desoldering so you can match it.
Reference
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