KAISH Heavy Duty 3 Way Guitar Pickup Lever Switch Pickup Selector Switch for Strat Tele with 3 Plastic Tips

Quality switch that will fit import guitars that have shallow routes. I use both the 3 and 5 way switch on any replacement/repair or new build. Good price. Sealed switch.

Bought this 3 way to replace a cheap 5 way in one of my Ibanezs', as I wanted a simple HH setup. I was initially skeptical about the quality of the switch, but it seemed well made from the pics and reviews were good.Getting the switch, it's actually even better then I initially thought from the pics listed. It is very sturdy, and the metal shell of the switch covers the whole moving assembly, something you don't see in cheaper import switchs.Simple wiring and easy to solder to, tip fits well.Completing wiring and testing, the action of the switch is solid w/o being difficult to move. It has a nice satisfying tactile 'click' when going between positions.The switch itself is silent when used, and seemed to sound as one would expect.Korean made, it's a better quality than a typical cheap import switch you might find from China, and well worth the $ involved.These are now my go-to when changing import switches! Keep up the good work!

Now I have a flawless 3 way switch for my now 2 humbucker set up on rg350dxz 2013. Dimarzio crunchlab, liquifire or middle for both, flawless springy no loss of sound between positions. Stoked!!!

Quality switch, clear and soft switching. There is a feeling that it will work for a very long time without problems. I highly recommend it as a replacement for the cheap factory switches.

I bought 4 of these switches to use on 4 Ibanez rg guitar projects. So far only one is fully operational. I have one installed that I have not tested but the other two are faulty on the Neck position. I really want to like these switches, however after a tear down on one switch I realized there is a flaw with the overall design. These switches use a spring loaded system that pivots off of a handful of small metallic balls. What I'm assuming happens is that as the springs wear the balls that run along the spring track dislodge themselves and once that happens the switch can no longer make contact with the position that ball runs adjacent to. This will cause that switch position to become unusable and from what I can tell it's incredibly difficult to get those balls to fall back into place. I can't recommend these switches as much as I want to like them. I'm sure if you get a decent switch that you'll be happy with the operation, however there is a little bit of stress I get when I think that at some point my one working switch will fail just like the two before it did. I'm currently looking for an alternative switch. Buy at your own risk.

I replaced the flimsy factory 5 way switch in my Ibanez RG with the Kaish 3 way when I install new Fishman pickups. It was a direct fit, no mods required.This switch is solid, quiet, and clean switching.Your next pickup configuration is engaged and your previous pickup disengaged before the switch actually gets to the next position, that way you have no "dead air" or silence in your signal.This is the quietest, and most robust feeling blade style switch I have had in a guitar. I can't recommend it enough. Especially for the price.I only paid $10 USD. Cannot beat that.

Very solid replacement. Solidly made

The switch felt to be good quality, much better than the stock on the Ibanez Mikro I worked on. Switching was quiet. I’d buy again for another project.

So far I’m quite pleased with the construction of this switch, very robust. It’s a few bucks more then the flimsy square cheap switches that are in most offshore guitars now but it’s totally worth it.

I replaced the cheap one on my Legator Ninja, which fits and works perfect. This is a solid well-built switch.

This is a really well made switch, you can tell just by holding it and looking at it. Works great!

Replaced a switch that was double the price from a well known brand, which developed crackling and no cleaning or adjustments would help. Kaish switch has smooth action, no in-between issues and soldering/installation was straightforward. We'll see how long it lasts, but so far so good.