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Our latest addition to the CRL pickup selector vendor list is @BKPickups in the UK. They specialize in hand-wound electric guitar pickups and are avid users of our CRL pickup selector.
https://t.co/V1OUPG5oIR
Look what I found in the back of the office supply cabinet... an original CRL 1452 with leaf spring design. These were last manufactured in the 40's! And to think all I wanted was a package of Post-It notes...
Alegree sells our Oak pickup selectors in the UK. From our plant directly to their shelves, you know you can count on Electroswitch quality!
https://t.co/FDbhvio0Lt
Back in the archives, rifling through catalogs:
1935? Not a chance.
1937? Nope.
1938-39? Give up already.
1939 suppl.? Hold it...
Jackpot.
The first appearance of an iconic switch, which in just over a decade would be included in a legendary guitar. https://t.co/TgB4Ova78h
@Axecaster sells our Oak pickup selectors in the UK. From our plant directly to their shelves, you know you can count on Electroswitch quality!
https://t.co/FDbhvio0Lt
We acquired OakGrigsby in 2003 as a part of becoming #brandcentral for electronic switches. Buy our Oak products from @SagerElectric and @PeerlessElec, among others!
We acquired Centralab in 1992 as a part of becoming #brandcentral for electronic switches. Buy our CRL products from @WDMusicProducts or @mojotone , among others!
We acquired Stackpole in 1986 as a part of becoming #brandcentral for electronic switches. Buy our Stackpole products at @digikey and @myESonic , among others!
We acquired ASM in 1988 as a part of becoming #brandcentral for electronic switches. Buy our ASM products at @MouserElec and Master Electronics, among others!
Still dusty from the archives, a 1940 Centralab catalog featuring the CRL 1452! Could there be a catalog featuring our time tested pickup selector switch from the 1930s? Time will tell... https://t.co/TAcErHqKx6