SALECOM 3X DPDT 6 Pin 3 Position ON/ON/ON Guitar Mini Toggle Switch Car/Boat Switches

Used these for a doubleneck project. One switch to select between two humbuckers on top neck and a second switch to select top/both/bottom neck. Worked perfect.

They are excellent quality switches used for guitar modifications

These switches are NOT 3PST switches (ON-ON-ON) types. They are ordinary DPDT switches (ON-OFF-ON).The page that describes them as ON-ON-ON switches in NOT CORRECT! DO NOT BUY THEM IF YOU ARE SHOPPING FOR 3PST Guitar switches!

Poli how did you wire this to series parallel split I have ran through every configuration I can find I haven't seen a switch with this configuration before I know there are 2 types but the ones I received are not like any of the two common ones if anyone can help please comment otherwise the shipping and quality of the product was excellent.

I needed on/on/on mini toggle switched for a guitar build. Everyone in the world has DPDT, 6 pin, 3 position switched...but most of them are on/off/on--be very careful if you want the on/on/on, because they look exactly like the on/off/on.When you're using them, the center pins are your input and output respectively (it doesn't matter which center pin you use for what). You will see a notch cut into one side of the threaded shaft of the switch, and I arbitrarily decided that that would be "position one". But when the switch is in "position one", the two pins at that end of the switch are not the ones activated; it is the two pins at the OTHER end of the switch, and vice versa. With the switch in "position two" (handle straight up) the two center pins are activated.Aside from that tiny bit of confusion, these are great switches--in fact, I just bought more.

I installed a switch in my bass guitar to toggle my pickup between parallel, single coil split, and series modes. It was a challenge to solder the wires onto the six leads spaced close together, but after that, it works great.

These small DPDT 6-contact switches are nice, and I would have given them 5 stars, but only one hex nut is provided for each switch meaning the long threaded collar will stick out of any panel they're mounted on.In the same order I also bought a set of two small DPDT 6-contact switches along with a large DPDT 6-contact switch from the same vendor (Salecom) and those switches did come with 2 hex nuts for each switch. I expect it to be difficult to find other hex nuts to fit these switches.

I've used these switches before and would use them again. They're useful for hooking a four wire pickup in as coils in parallel, series, or single and can also be used as a toggle switch for a two pickup guitar when a larger Les Paul style toggle won't fit.