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Your cart is empty.By pushing down the switch it momentarily kills the sound to create a stuttering or so-called "machine gun" sound effect. When the button is released it will restore the sound instantly. Easy to install, just wire one side to the negative and one side to the positive of the guitar output jack. The mounting cut hole needed is 19mm or 3/4".
christopher
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024
Its incorrectly labeled, this is not a momentary off but momentary on switch making it completely useless for its advertised task.
DonutMultiverse
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2024
I'll find a different use for it but it is not a kill switch. 10/10 for doing it's job. One star for it's claim. I accidentally drove over it with a 2008 GMC Sierra extended cab and it took no damage. 11/10 durability. Would recommend but not for a guitar kill switch. Please fix the listing
chris
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2024
Very nice kill switch. Seems to be fairly durable and looks awesome. Works great with passive or active pickups. Please take note that this is an OPEN switch. That means NO signal passes through between its contacts. The way it works is that it SHORTS a circuit when depressed. So make sure you install the switch with SIGNAL wire on one contact and GROUND on the other. It will then short your signal back to ground to interrupt or “KILL” the signal. DO NOT INSTALL IT ON THE ACTUAL BATTERY WIRES. Other than that it installs easy providing you don’t mind drilling a 19mm hole in the body. If you don’t use your tone pot then this is a great location for your kill switch. Good luck.
Daniel B.
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024
Easy install. Just spliced the 2 ground and hot wires coming off of the input jack of my guitar and ran it through. Happy with it but I was hoping the button was gonna be looser. Like an arcade button. It does take a somewhat firm press. Thats why 4 instead of 5 stars. Either way I am satisfied. Especially for the price. NOTE: I know the hex ring is meant to go inside the body, screwed to the back of the button to secure it inside. But when drilling the hole a little bit of the finish chipped away and I was able to cover it up by putting the button on top of the hex ring. I dont mind how it looks. Better than the ring flush on the body but with a little chipped finish on the edge. I kinda like how its raised sitting on the hex anyways. Sincd the hole is tight and with a tiny dab of super glue its secure. But yeah.....Thats why its like that. Being said. Be real careful drilling! lol! I wasnt.
Ron Power
Reviewed in Canada on October 5, 2024
Performs as advertised
Deborah Lynne Kittredge
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2022
This switch is the highest rated when such a search is enacted. It mounts in a 19mm hole which is considerably larger than most other switches. The switch is very good quality and is cosmetically attractive.The action on the switch is stiffer (harder to push) than what I expected for a guitar kill switch. Since I have already mounted it, I guess I will have to roll with it and hope it softens up with use. It would have been 5 starts except for the stiff feel.
Clutch Media
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2021
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dale james
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2018
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Andy
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2015
Really awesome switch, it worked really well and I especially liked that there was no soldering needed unlike other killswitches. Looks great on my guitar and it is really responsive.
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