EMG 3 Pos Toggle Switch IV

Funciona como se espera, el tacto es de más calidad comparado con los switches que suelen traer las guitarras de importación. Es un poco caro pero al mismo tiempo muy conveniente junto con el kit de pastillas. Si quiero trasladar toda la electrónica a un mueble nuevo solamente tengo que desconectar y volver a conectar. Merece la pena.

Por cierto, si quieres cambiarle la perilla tienes que coger una de estilo métrico, en mi caso tengo puesto el ámbar de Harley Benton. Una perilla de marca Gibson por ejemplo necesita una rosca de más diámetro.

Casi 30 euros por esta cosa. Ya ni sé por qué lo compré. Al menos tienes un cableado "más limpio" pero bueno. Es lo que es. Estás pagando marca.
Lo importante es que funciona bien.
Recomendado para todo aquel que quiera tener su cableado limpio y simple.
¿Puedes usar uno barato con esta cosa?... Claro que puedes. Pero si quieres gastar un poco más porque, bueno, quieres el sistema completo EMG, pues entonces dale. Nada necesario, pero muy funcional al mismo tiempo.

Y digo creo porque el mismo switch no lo siento el más sólido de los otros de gama más bajas. De hecho, lo sentí un poco flojo... no lo sé.
Fuera de eso, todo bien.

a good quality switch, with a positive action feedback, and accurate audio control – with a perfectly polished tip that feels smooth to the touch.
to be fair – and EMG is – this is the piece of "Eastern" origin in EMG catalog, as there's a "North American" one (at twice the price): while its basic element switch is probably sold under a hundred different brands, this one here has a neatly installed (custom) PCB that makes it "solderless" within the EMG ecosystem.
i actually bought it just to "cannibalize" this PCB, in order to install it onto an all-black hardware guitar that shall, em, have an all-black pickup selection switch – which EMG doesn't have on offer.
but, because i took it apart in the very moment it arrived, i can witness it is made with all the right parts and utmost care, and testify that its smooth run is only a function of how carefully you align its contacts' layers and insulators towards the lever prong that engage the selection.
i am not scared of soldering irons – we've been best friends since my first burn in my earliest teens – but i have to concede EMG that their very own "solderless" concept makes for a most attractive (and tidy) wiring in any guitar's control cavity.
now, if only an all-black version existed, i would be reviewing that one instead of this that i just took apart – and if a gold-plated one was offered, too, then i wouldn't have to order the next one to install on anyone's gold-plated hardware guitar with the same purpose!
to anyone else who's unconcerned with "exotic" finishes and color-match issue, buy confidently and replace what you have on board with this one: the switch is perfectly good per se, its neat wiring the real icing on the cake, and the very purpose that makes all the difference.