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stewart wrote:

Space_Expert wrote:Sorta off topic here, but is there an easy way to get a 3 way switch like that on my Jaguar? I love my Jag, but I really think a 3 way toggle like that would make my life easier.

some guy in france makes them. thom fitted one to his jag recently.

http://www.shortscale.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=33191

i'm with ya on that, bon.

i contacted the guy who makes them, and he mentioned that he wouldn't be doing them anytime soon. of course, this was probably 6+ months ago.

i'd like to find someone to just cut me one. how hard could it be?

hotrodperlmutter wrote:

stewart wrote:

Space_Expert wrote:Sorta off topic here, but is there an easy way to get a 3 way switch like that on my Jaguar? I love my Jag, but I really think a 3 way toggle like that would make my life easier.

some guy in france makes them. thom fitted one to his jag recently.

http://www.shortscale.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=33191

i'm with ya on that, bon.

i contacted the guy who makes them, and he mentioned that he wouldn't be doing them anytime soon. of course, this was probably 6+ months ago.

i'd like to find someone to just cut me one. how hard could it be?

Shouldn't be an issue for any machinist to do. All they have to do is trace out the plate, mark the screws and drill/ cut two holes... They should have the wheels on hand to buff it up nice too. Can't imagine it being too expensive to get done; maybe 1/2hr of labour and a tine bit of steel.

Gavin wrote:

Narco Martenot wrote:Were these actually made by Fender, or modified by someone else?

Fender. They make all kinds of interesting models and colour schemes etc that don't usually get exported outside of Japan.

More's the pity.

Ankhanu wrote:

hotrodperlmutter wrote:

stewart wrote: some guy in france makes them. thom fitted one to his jag recently.

http://www.shortscale.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=33191

i'm with ya on that, bon.

i contacted the guy who makes them, and he mentioned that he wouldn't be doing them anytime soon. of course, this was probably 6+ months ago.

i'd like to find someone to just cut me one. how hard could it be?

Shouldn't be an issue for any machinist to do. All they have to do is trace out the plate, mark the screws and drill/ cut two holes... They should have the wheels on hand to buff it up nice too. Can't imagine it being too expensive to get done; maybe 1/2hr of labour and a tine bit of steel.

Has anyone tried just drilling out the standard plate? Obviously you'd have extra holes, but it'd probably look fine if you're not into super clean looking instruments.

i plan on attempting it at some point.