Switch Knobs for Strat

We have all run into that replacement switch tip that doesn't fit cause it was an import switch or some off brand that only fits the original switch it came with. These come in the two most common switchs (CRL=USA and Import). For you that don't know, order one of each. I'm sure the one you don't use will come in handy later or give it to a friend thats missing theirs.

Fits it great and looks great too, i got the cream and it goes great with Fender aged white knobs and pickup covers.

needed a mint green to go with the pickup covers (I normally buy them as well from StewMac for the pickups I build)

I know they are only $1.25 but either I got off white or the mint is very weak. It does not match the mint knobs I ordered. In addition the mint pick guard does not match the covers. Each is a different shade. Oh Well

Exactly what you'd expect. A great addition to my strat project.

didn't exactly slip on! after about an hour of gently chipping away with my drill the stupid switch went on! Lot of stress & adjusting for something I thought I was not paying for!

Possibly for the guitar in process (a hand-made, butternut-bodied, mostly Strat-shaped, Tele-appointed thingee). The neck is a lovely, one piece maple Tele one — this knob might add a tiny bit of What Guitar Is It? frisson to the final instrument. Whether the tip makes it onto this one or another depends upon final lay-out vibe. But boy, this is a perfectly adequate Switch Knob.

When I saw the bigger switch knob, it seemed like it would be for some relatively large switch but found out it was the actual size I needed after I had ordered this one. I ended up filing down my switch pole, which I wouldn't recommend so be sure you check the size first.

Be careful when buying switch nobs. You need to measure the width of your switch. These only fit switches with 4mm width or smaller. If you have a 5 mm width with something like an Oak Grigsby switch, you need a different knob.

Love them , used them all the time. Jack Sicklerville,NJ