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OzziePete
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Just a suggestion as an option for your usual cavity drillings.
It is mentioned that if you wish to install one of these Stew Mac Freeway switches into the usual toggle cavity that is found on LP styled guitars, that the installer will have to remove some of the cavity wall to fit that switch in.
http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Electronics,_pickups/Components:_Switches_and_knobs/Free-Way_Pickup_Switch.html?tab=Instructions#details
While it isn't a switch that people are falling over to have, there may be some folks who would contemplate this switch for a project LP styled guitar. Would it not be too hard to make the cavity hole a wider diameter to fit in that switch and have a cover made up to match?
It could be called a Freeway switch option, maybe a price added to compensate for the changeover on the CNC and the extra stock of the cover plate..I can appreciate it though, if you chose not to make an option out of something that is carried by another parts stockist and may have little demand at this stage. :dontknow:
It is mentioned that if you wish to install one of these Stew Mac Freeway switches into the usual toggle cavity that is found on LP styled guitars, that the installer will have to remove some of the cavity wall to fit that switch in.
http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Electronics,_pickups/Components:_Switches_and_knobs/Free-Way_Pickup_Switch.html?tab=Instructions#details
While it isn't a switch that people are falling over to have, there may be some folks who would contemplate this switch for a project LP styled guitar. Would it not be too hard to make the cavity hole a wider diameter to fit in that switch and have a cover made up to match?
It could be called a Freeway switch option, maybe a price added to compensate for the changeover on the CNC and the extra stock of the cover plate..I can appreciate it though, if you chose not to make an option out of something that is carried by another parts stockist and may have little demand at this stage. :dontknow:
