Oak Grigsby 5-Way Switch for Stratocaster® and Telecaster® - Guitar Pickup Selector Switch (5X)

I wish bulk was less expensive but they function fine.

I’ve been using the oak switches for a very very long time and they still seem to be made with the same quality today as they were back when (which is pretty uncommon these days with so many products that have gone downhill in manufacturing while still bearing the same name). I like the feel of these just as much as the crl switches and don’t need to pay twice as much to have a spring mounted on the side. Also, I know this isn’t feedback for the product itself, but I’ve ordered from The Art Of Tone so many times now and have never once had the slightest hiccup. They send exactly what they say they will and when they will. Good guys and good switches=good stuff all around :-)

This is a top quality product. I have found them to be much more reliable than CRL. And, they are less expensive than CRL.

With all the mods and stuff going on these days I can't afford to spend top dollar for switches for experimenting and what not. These are a great, quality alternative.

Great to replace any or use in your current build

We do Guitar Repair I ordered 10 of these two did not work right out of the bag, had to do a customer return and re-wire on one. Not that happy with it

I would like to start by saying I have probably frankensteined or hot rodded more strats and teles than most folks have owned. Not bragging, but I tell you that so that you understand I KNOW how to build/rebuild/modify these things from tits to toes. I know that oak grigsby apparently is making switches for some of the big companies, and I have undoubtedly bought their brand before, either installed in new guitars or as aftermarket products, but I have bought 3 of their 5way 2 pole super switches for two recent project strats. Disappointed doesn't cover it. Pissed/infuriated and disgusted would be far more accurate. I I ly bought the super switches bc all these companies are trying to push the crap on all the dealers. They're all you can find on music store shelves. The 2 pole is normally a marketed as tele switch and the 4 pole is for doing 7way and S1 type switching. I am not doing anything near as elaborate. I am no electrician, but I can look at a switch and tell what is what, especially a blade switch. I have had to take each of these guitars back apart NUMEROUS TIMES bc I kept having weird outcomes or dead spots or all the above. I kept assuming the fault was my own so I have undone all my wiring and figured out different wiring methods to get my desired outcome. Each time. No joy. I came to realize the flaw was in the D@mπed switches!! The contact plate that rotates was not staying in alignment bc it's connection to the foot of the blade was loose. You shift it one time and the alignment is COMPLETELY OFF. The last switch moved an ENTIRE POSITION!!! Oddly enough it will stay there, in the one switch position over spot. So now I have strats with one dead spot(if you want a kill switch on either your bridge or neck, this is your switch🙄😑) and pickup activation that quite nuts. I will NEVER buy this crap again. The cheap, Chinese circuits board switches are 10x better than using this trash. At least they work, and they don't try pushing their "super switch" propaganda on you. I wish there was a quarter star.

Looks like good quality