Post by frets on Jan 24, 2021 13:59:53 GMT -5
Happy Sunday Guitarnutz,
My tip for today involves once again, toggles. This time On-On-On toggles. For us that do a lot of guitar modding, On-On-On’s are imperative in our arsenal. But the little cubes of joy are expensive and many guitar sites that sell them tend to price gouge. However, if you are in need of On-On-On toggles, I buy them for 49 cents a piece (USD) !! That’s .36 pounds or .63 Australian!! The vendor is an electronics site known by some of us called Tayda. Here is the link:
www.taydaelectronics.com/mini-toggle-switch-dpdt-on-on-on-mts2033.html
Now, the picture shows a dreaded blue toggle, but be assured that this is just an ad photo and the real switch you get is a very solid and sound brown MTS mini toggle. The only catch is you have to spend a minimum of $5 on the site to check out. But you can stock up and still save over other sites (like EBay) by buying just 1 (or more) switch(es). I’ve never had one fail.
My tip for today involves once again, toggles. This time On-On-On toggles. For us that do a lot of guitar modding, On-On-On’s are imperative in our arsenal. But the little cubes of joy are expensive and many guitar sites that sell them tend to price gouge. However, if you are in need of On-On-On toggles, I buy them for 49 cents a piece (USD) !! That’s .36 pounds or .63 Australian!! The vendor is an electronics site known by some of us called Tayda. Here is the link:
www.taydaelectronics.com/mini-toggle-switch-dpdt-on-on-on-mts2033.html
Now, the picture shows a dreaded blue toggle, but be assured that this is just an ad photo and the real switch you get is a very solid and sound brown MTS mini toggle. The only catch is you have to spend a minimum of $5 on the site to check out. But you can stock up and still save over other sites (like EBay) by buying just 1 (or more) switch(es). I’ve never had one fail.