SALECOM Guitar/AMP Fat Bat Toggle Switch DPDT 6 Pin 3 Way ON ON ON Sealed Guitar Switch

It's a mini DPDT 6 pole 3 position toggle (bat) that functions perfectly and has a nice positive feel when switching pickups. Fits well in to tiny places in the control cavity. It's made by Salecom. I would purchase again in a heart beat.

This switch works great. I read comments stating it does not work for a 3 way. It does you will need to bridge the 2 middle pins together for the 3 way app. then with a meter set to continuity check bridged center each side with switch in each position. It will be one out of the two on each side for each pickup and bridged center out. it works great

I've used a lot of the mini toggle switches in guitars and pedals. They're great when squeezing in between existing knobs etc. But sometimes you want a more beefy switch. These are fine and I appreciate the various options. I'll be getting more

Product performed perfectly. I like it!

I saw some negative reviews about the switch not working. Using the 6 poles, adding jumpers between poles, you can wire this switch for just about any configuration you may want. This worked as a 3 way On-On-On switch to select between neck pickup only active, or bridge pickup only active, or both pickups active.

Works great love it.

Solid feel. Not doughy or flimsy. Good tactile click when moving positions for a mini switch

You’ll need to drill a larger hole, I think like 9/32 to 5/16 inches, for this to fit. It doesn’t fit the standard 1/4 inch hole that USA potentiometers use.

These are great. They are totally sealed so there won’t be corrosion inside. It clicks nicely into place with no slack.Big caveat- it has to be wired correctly. For electric guitar as a toggle the pairs of lugs need to be joined. One of the pairs is neck, the middle pair goes to the control pot and the last pair is bridge. If you don’t join the pairs it won’t work.

Good quality

Needed to replace the 3-way on a 94 ultra strat with lace sensor pickups. Works great and has a nice solid click, unlike the old POS switch. If your eyes are not great, like mine, a nice magnifying soldering setup is strongly recommended.

I like the thicker toggle switch. Micro switches could break faster in my experience

It has a decent snap to it. Its about the same size as a normal guitar toggle switch. Just be careful not to apply to much heat when soldering.