Jim Dunlop EQ Effects Pedal (19300303500)

This switch works great. The picture i provided shows the switch installed in my Crybaby pedal, and how i wired it. Straight forward wiring as i've seen some confusing wild wirings on the net. So far, i just used the switch for true bypass and it made a big noticable difference.

Had an older cry baby (gcb 95) with a broken switch. Replaced it with this and it worked perfectly. I wish this diagram had been included. Have the logo face the front of the wah and bridge the wires across. Solder in place. Done. This is just a straight install.

Works great. Use it in Vox wahs. Wire just like the original.

Simple review for a basic idea “make my Vox V847A true bypass.” It works, it fits and you can see in my pic how I achieved hardwire bypass.

Was easy to swap out

I have an old Jimi Hendrix Wah(block logo not script) that had a bad switch in it. I replaced the old switch with this one ECB035 and it works great and switches on and off like the pedal was new. My only complaint is the lack of directions. The reason I say this is because Dunlop potentiometer's come with directions for which wire goes where. This switch does NOT.Luckily, I am very adept with electronics. The old switch only had 3 lugs for 4 wires(Two blue wires were spliced together on original). This new one "looks" like it has 6 lugs but it's not...there's 3 just like the old one but they are doubled. Place the new switch in with Dunlop logo on the switch facing back end/heel portion of the pedal and fasten it. Then put the two blue wires in the first lug on the left. Second/middle is purple. Third/far left is green. You want to cut enough wire so the wire fits through both lugs opposite each other. In through the first and then through the second and solder them both.If your pedal does not function or blows up that's not my problem. Blame Dunlop because they didn't include instructions on changing from old lug to new. Otherwise...great product!

Perfect for what I needed

fixed a nice old pedal that was beat to hell and now it functions like new again very happy, little solder tip always keep cleaning your iron between each solder and touch the solder to the wire and component rather than the iron itself and hold the iron on the object for a second or two before you apply solder and secure the wires so they dont move while soldering and you will get perfect results in a snap and i use a basic weller 40 watt iron with the heat at 3