Description
Fender 4-Position Custom Shop Telecaster Pickup Selector – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Fender 4-Position Custom Shop Telecaster Pickup Selector Switch
Item Weight
0.8 ounces
Product Dimensions
11.42 x 7.48 x 3.54 inches
Country of Origin
USA
ASIN
B0002E2G24
Item model number
0992250000
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
July 20, 2004
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R. D (verified owner) –
Works – Works great, unit is solid.
H. R (verified owner) –
Better than expected – I assumed this switch would feel more like the cheaper 5-ways and 3-ways you find in most Squier guitars, but this actually has a sturdy and pleasant-feeling clickiness like the spring-loaded CRL switches used in Fender American models. I prefer clicky switches that require a little force because it makes it a lot harder to bump it into the wrong position on accident.
I. L (verified owner) –
Expand your options – I’ve got lots of teles but this was the first time that I checked out a four way. Super easy to wire up, and having the two pickups in series is distinctly different than in parallel, giving my guitar another voice. Just be sure your neck pickup isn’t grounded to its plate (which is standard on a tele), you’ll need to lift that ground.
R. D (verified owner) –
Works – Works great, unit is solid.
I. S (verified owner) –
Great for tele! – I wired my tele with neck, bridge, parallel, and series. The series option for humbucking is a perfect little volume boost built right in to the guitar. My only concern is that the detent in pos4 is beyond the throw of the switch in the slot of the plate, but all the contacts make so it’s more a feels a little odd than anything. 4.5 stars if I could.
H. R (verified owner) –
Better than expected – I assumed this switch would feel more like the cheaper 5-ways and 3-ways you find in most Squier guitars, but this actually has a sturdy and pleasant-feeling clickiness like the spring-loaded CRL switches used in Fender American models. I prefer clicky switches that require a little force because it makes it a lot harder to bump it into the wrong position on accident.
F. K (verified owner) –
Got this 4-way Fender switch on sale – Authentic Fender 4-way switch on sale. Couldn’t pass on it for future builds. The switches were smooth and built soundly. Would purchase again.
Z. I (verified owner) –
Great for a modified Telecaster – Recently, I was building a Telecaster project. A friend recommended using the 4 way switch instead of the stock 3 way switch. This allows you to have the three positions normally found on a Telecaster, bridge only, bridge + neck in parallel, and neck only. It also adds the ability for you to add a setting with the bridge and neck pickups in series.
I. S (verified owner) –
Great for tele! – I wired my tele with neck, bridge, parallel, and series. The series option for humbucking is a perfect little volume boost built right in to the guitar. My only concern is that the detent in pos4 is beyond the throw of the switch in the slot of the plate, but all the contacts make so it’s more a feels a little odd than anything. 4.5 stars if I could.
I. L (verified owner) –
Expand your options – I’ve got lots of teles but this was the first time that I checked out a four way. Super easy to wire up, and having the two pickups in series is distinctly different than in parallel, giving my guitar another voice. Just be sure your neck pickup isn’t grounded to its plate (which is standard on a tele), you’ll need to lift that ground.
Z. I (verified owner) –
Great for a modified Telecaster – Recently, I was building a Telecaster project. A friend recommended using the 4 way switch instead of the stock 3 way switch. This allows you to have the three positions normally found on a Telecaster, bridge only, bridge + neck in parallel, and neck only. It also adds the ability for you to add a setting with the bridge and neck pickups in series.
Z. D (verified owner) –
Worth the Effort. EASY to install. – Preface: I have a fair amount of experience soldering electronics, but I am by no means a professional. Honestly, it took me about a year and a half of owning my American Standard Tele before I got up the nerve to actually do this modification. Taking apart your $1000 axe for the first time is a scary proposition, and I was worried that if every solder joint wasn’t /perfect/, I’d ruin my guitar’s tone.
F. K (verified owner) –
Got this 4-way Fender switch on sale – Authentic Fender 4-way switch on sale. Couldn’t pass on it for future builds. The switches were smooth and built soundly. Would purchase again.
Z. D (verified owner) –
Worth the Effort. EASY to install. – Preface: I have a fair amount of experience soldering electronics, but I am by no means a professional. Honestly, it took me about a year and a half of owning my American Standard Tele before I got up the nerve to actually do this modification. Taking apart your $1000 axe for the first time is a scary proposition, and I was worried that if every solder joint wasn’t /perfect/, I’d ruin my guitar’s tone.