KAISH Heavy Duty 5 Way Guitar Pickup Lever Switch Selector Switch for Strat Tele with 3 Plastic Tips

Well made , sturdy , good value for the money . The honest truth, some what complicated when trying to solder the wires . Depending if you want to install humbuckers or single coils .or a combination of pickups. It's a five way switch and many different configuration. Go to YouTube , I've found some videos and Amazon has a diagram for this type of 5 way .switch.

Excellent quality and easy to install. It's also has a good feel in use.

High quailty, slim profile and a decent price!

I've used these for several strat builds. Much better quality than switches typically used on Squiers, imports, etc., and easier to work with.

I have used these now 4 times in my guitar builds and they preform well and are well made. My only comment is that they are a bit thicker/wider so you have to figure this in with your electronics cavity spacing. Also the solder points on the switch are a bit close so again you have to be careful when doing the wiring.

This is a well made switch and the company that makes it totally stands behind their product. If it doesn’t work, they make it right… and they do it pronto!

This switch is easier to wire and solder to in my opinion. Very well built, looks good, and sounded and functioned great with no noise.

Recently I started to notice that my five way switch on my 2024 Squier Affinity Strat was cutting out intermittently so I started looking to upgrade the switch to Fender/American grade. The only problem is that due to the slimmer bodies on the Affinity series guitars these physically larger devices simply won’t fit without removing some wood. Not out of the question, but not ideal either. Then I saw this heavy duty import style switch and noticed a few key differences between it and those ubiquitous and universally terrible switches that come stock with lower priced guitars. First, the cast body which should resist flexing, the key weakness of the usual designs. Next it’s sealed, no giant opening to let dirt in. Finally, it’s screwed together. Normally the PCB/cover is held in place by two staples which allow the flexing which ultimately leads to failure. By screwing the board in place to a solid enclosure the feel is immensely improved. The engagement is sure and positive with no side to side play and no cutting out if you lean on it too hard. It is a really high quality switch that feels great and most importantly feels durable.