Available in Chome with either a Cream, Black or Amber tip.

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Available in Nickel or Brass with either a cream, black, or amber.
Supplied with a counter sunk mounting nut.

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A smaller version of the highly regarded Switchcraft toggle Switch fitted with a longer thread
and pre-tinned terminals.
- an ideal upgrade for Epiphone.

Available in Chrome or Gold body with a selection of tip colours. Perfect replacement for Epiphones.or where a longer nut thread is required.

These switches have been in production for decades at this point - once
upon a time, they were pretty much exclusive to Epiphone® guitars, but
in recent years, they turn up absolutely everywhere - Fender®, Squier®,
Tokai®, PRS®... you name it! If theres a mid range guitar with a toggle
switch, chances are its one of these.

Perfect repacement for Epiphone or Import Guitars

Great for using as kill switches, coil tapping alternatives, phase switching, series switch etc.

Four switches (each with two inputs and one output) in one housing controlled by a single toggle lever.

A standard Rhythm / Treble selector ring that will fit over most toggle switches, affixed to the guitar by a sticky backing, either with the standard mounting nut, or the extension nut seen on some Switchcraft switches.

Designed to fit Switchcraft toggle switches on to guitars with a top
panel that is deeper then the 4mm threaded section of the switch.

Great for using as kill switches, coil tapping alternatives, phase switching, series switch etc.

Three switches (each with two inputs and one output) in one housing controlled by a single toggle lever.

Great for using as kill switches, coil tapping alternatives, phase switching, series switch etc.

Two switches (each with two inputs and one output) in one housing controlled by a single toggle lever.

Designed to fit Switchcraft toggle switches on to guitars with a top panel that is thinner then the 4mm threaded section of the switch.

Great for using as kill switches, coil tapping alternatives, phase switching, series switch etc.

One switch (with two inputs and one output) in one housing controlled by a single toggle lever.