CRL Lever Switches

If you want a lever switch then use a CRL. Thats it. Other brands will work but if you go with a CRL theyll last and last and last. The material is easy to solder to since its not covered in residue like most other switches are.

I bought this to replace a switch in a 15 yr old Mexican Strat. The feel of this switch is much tighter than the stock - the overall quality seems much better than Fender's switch.

Mechanically this is a beefy nearly indestructible switch. The only issue I had was the schematic for the 3 way 2 pickup set up was not exactly as the switch appeared. Once I got my perspective, I was fine.

As always, a quality product from a quality company. Item arrived exactly as described, with all screws and both knob options included. What can I say... Fitted perfectly, Works perfectly.

i put these in all my sliding toggle guitars. their the best.

much beefier than the stock ones and fits perfectly

This is a great, quality, affordable switch. It works as advertized. The only advice one needs to keep in mind when wiring up this switch is to not glob on the solder, as it can work it's way into the switch control and then the switch won't work. A little solder is all you need. I find that using smaller gauge silver solder works best, with a 30 or 40 watt PENCIL type soldering iron. You can't really use a big pistol grip soldering iron for this type of soldering. Hope this helps.

solid contacts for tele 3-way or start 5-way

A 3 position replacement switch was needed to restore a '69 Tele Thinline to original configuration.This switch was perfect for the job. Easy to wire and very sturdy.

I´ve bought this item just to simplify my HH choices.. Sanded the post a little bit in order to give enough room for a "Strat" cap. Once soldered, works very nice, without noisy transitions. But, what impressed me (the most) was his sturdy construction and its clean defined lugs. Many diagrams to solder by yourself if you have the skills!