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Great looking switch ends but did not fit new Streamliner switch. For U.S. Gretsch guitars I’m assuming. I just used some pipe tape and just does work because of larger size & thread pattern. Not something I would normally do but it’s fine. Solid and straight. Just happened to be 👌 ok anyway. You can’t tell that it’s rigged up because of the depth of caps. I won’t bother to find correct tips.-c.
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Love the metal (no plastic)!! Outstanding product. The attention to detail in all things, especially musical instruments is paramount. Where product breaks down is often not in the larger, more sophisticated apparatus but in the smaller items, such as losing switch knobs. My guitar came missing the knobs (not from Gretsch by the way, a dealer). That's ok as I purchased these and the match is spot on. Plus the quality of all metal design makes playing the guitar and changing pickups that much easier.
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For USA switchcraft Gretsch Pro-line switches. If your adding to a Korean made Gretsch (G5#### series guitar) these will not fit your existing switch.
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The items did not quite fit the Gretsch Tennessee Rose, which is a professional model, but I rigged it up a bit and it's doing the job. But it's not made for it, even though it says it is.
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The parts are great for newer models but they don't fit switches from the early 2000s.
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