Upgrade your standard Gibson-style electric guitar's performance with the EMG B289 three-position toggle switch. This switch is crafted specifically for Gibson guitars, offering seamless integration and a hassle - free installation process. Thanks to EMG's innovative solderless 'BNOG' connector arrangement, you can easily set it up without soldering, saving you time and effort. Whether you're giving your guitar a performance boost or replacing an old switch, the B289 guarantees reliable and accurate pickup selection.
The 'BNOG' connector design not only simplifies the wiring but also enhances the durability of your guitar's electronics. Connecting to EMG's connection buss is a breeze with the right cables, allowing you to focus on playing instead of complex setups.
Customization is a highlight of the B289. You can choose between classic ivory or sleek black toggle caps to match your guitar's style. Its low - profile design ensures it fits snugly on your guitar, maintaining the original feel while adding modern functionality. Experience the perfect mix of traditional guitar charm and modern innovation with the EMG B289 three - position toggle switch.
**Key Features**
- Low - profile design for standard Gibson - style guitars
- Solderless installation using EMG's 'BNOG' connector arrangement
- Choice of ivory or black toggle caps for aesthetic customization
**Technical Specifications**
- Model: B289 Three - Position Toggle Switch
- Compatibility: Standard Gibson - style guitars
- Connector Type: EMG's 'BNOG' solderless connectors
- Bushing Type: Metric
- Cable Lengths: 6 inches and 17 inches
- Toggle Cap Options: Ivory and Black
**What's Included**
- EMG B289 Three - Position Toggle Switch
Using the EMG B289 three - position toggle switch is a piece of cake. First, turn off your guitar and unplug it to stay safe. Then, remove the old switch from your standard Gibson - style guitar. Next, connect the new switch using the 'BNOG' solderless connectors. Just match the cables and plug them in - no soldering required. Once connected, test the switch to make sure it's working correctly. You can choose between the ivory or black toggle caps according to your guitar's look and put it on the switch.
When using the guitar, avoid hitting the switch hard as it might cause damage. Keep your guitar in a dry and clean place to prevent dust and moisture from affecting the switch.
For maintenance, you can use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the switch every few months. If you notice any loose connections or issues with the switch, stop using the guitar and check the connections carefully. If the problem persists, it's a good idea to contact a professional guitar technician for help.
