Oak Grigsby 4-Way Blade Switch for Telecaster® Pickup Selector Switch - w/Mounting Screws

Very nice switch, but it would be even nicer if they included a switch tip for it. Otherwise, it works well.

Just upgraded a Squier telecaster with new Tonerider vintage plus pickups and wanted to go old school on all of the electronics as well, so I got this switch and the Gavitt wire from this seller and they both work fantastic and look great. If your guitar has a 3-way switch you will most likely need to lengthen the slot that the switch uses with a hacksaw blade so that it can engage all 4 positions.

The bridge & neck pickup in series REALLY screams. Very cool - install was pretty quick & straightforward. I’d recommend having some basic soldering / wire diagram reading skills before attempting. Switch seems to be very well made & I expect no issues over the years. Very happy with my purchase.

I’ve installed this switch into both my Telecasters. The extra setting makes it sound beefy. Best upgrade you can do to a Telecaster and very affordable

These switches are found in the finest Fenders as well as a slew of other top notch guitar builders. This particular one is for the very useful "four way Telecaster mod" The addition of both pickups in series is something that ought to be in every Tele. Also turn to this switch manufacturer for Stratocaster units. They last forever. What more could you ask for in a selector switch?

This dropped right in place of my original switch, which was from RS Guitar Works vintage telecaster kit to fit any North American telecaster. This switch really opens up a lot of possibilities, the series position sounds great. I built my telecaster with some custom wound pickups to sounds very early 50's. Now I can get the twang and growl AND fat humbucker sounds from the same guitar. The series position also gives a significant volume boost. Excellent!

This appears to be a higher quality switch than the one that came with my Thinline Tele. Works as it should.

These are just awesome! A must-have if you have a Tele...without a doubt. Although, the most recent one I received is faulty and will not select the in-series position.