Hey,
I really want to find a heavy-duty chrome or nickel 3-way switch tip for my JM - like mil spec level. Any clues?
I love the look and feel of a “CHK” when u flip the tip and it does the dip. No wimpy switches need apply.
Heavy-duty switches?
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Re: Heavy-duty switches?
Toggle switch?
Dimarzio does a really great one that's pretty easily available (if a bit pricey) in the US. Warwick/Framus/MEC has one as well that you can get from them (so easier if you're in Europe - you end up paying more on shipping than you do on the actual switch if you get it shipped stateside). I prefer the Warwick one personally, because it's a bit shorter and snaps more than it clunks, but either one is super solid and is also 4p3t so you get a lot more wiring options.
Dimarzio does a really great one that's pretty easily available (if a bit pricey) in the US. Warwick/Framus/MEC has one as well that you can get from them (so easier if you're in Europe - you end up paying more on shipping than you do on the actual switch if you get it shipped stateside). I prefer the Warwick one personally, because it's a bit shorter and snaps more than it clunks, but either one is super solid and is also 4p3t so you get a lot more wiring options.