Schaller Megaswitch Version M

Whether you need to set up Tosin Abasi's Fishman Fluence signature set and switching configuration or just want to serial-parallel switch a set of Seymour Duncans with coil split, this is the switch you need.
With four rails and five switch positions you can set up your signal chain any way you want to. The connectors are on a PCB and there are 24 of them. One for the zero and five for the positions over 4 rails. Also the action is very smooth but precise enough to get the right pick up configuration on the fly. Combine it with push pull switches to expand even more on the permutations. Like phase invertion or adding tone capacitors. True, the setup can be a bit of a puzzle with all those connectors but the quality and versatility makes it worth the effort. A little remark on the finishing, I feel taht the plastic knob could have been made a little better, I had to use a little drop of glue to make it stick.
I used this combined with two push pull switches to get 15 possible voices out of my Tosin sig Fishmans in my Ibanez RGA8 and set up my Seymour Duncans with coil split and parallel serial with just one push pull in my RG7420. Enjoy!

I purchased the Schaller Megaswitch Version M to upgrade my guitar’s electronics, and it turned out to be an excellent choice in every respect.

The build quality is outstanding, as you would expect from Schaller: solid materials, precise contacts, and an overall sense of reliability that you notice immediately during installation. The switch action is firm and clean, with no looseness or uncertainty.

One of its biggest strengths is versatility: it allows for much more interesting wiring configurations compared to standard switches, making it perfect for anyone looking to expand their instrument’s tonal options without making things overly complicated. The layout is well designed, and with a bit of experience, installation is straightforward.

From a tonal perspective, it introduces no noise or signal loss, keeping the sound clear and well-defined in every position.

In summary, it’s a high-quality component, ideal for both upgrades and custom projects. Excellent value for money—highly recommended for anyone seeking reliability and greater tonal flexibility.

This switch is probably one of the best switches of its kind that you will ever need to buy. With so many wiring options you will be hard put to exhaust the configurations available to you. Yes, if you are inexperienced at wiring pickups it may be a little daunting but the sheer quality of this item is enough to make up for and kind of steep learning curve and the price tag. If your configuration needs are not so complex I would suggest looking at the “S” version which is suitable for strat or Jem type setups. If you want to make the most of your Fishman Tosin Abasi set, for example, you could do infinitely worse than giving these a look.

I bought one of these swithces as upgrade for my Fender Telecaster AM Pro.
I implemented configuration "SS3" mentioned in the documentation of Shaller (the config adds an "in-series" and an "out-of-phase" position to the typical Tele config).

PROS:
- Documentation: The docs from Shaller are really great. From the way the switch is documented, it's impossible to do wiring mistakes.
- Configurations: This switch allows you to implement a LOT of different configurations
- Size: The danger of 5-way super switches is that sometimes they are too big and they don't fit in the cavity. This Megaswitch on the other hand is built in such a way that you'll NEVER have this issue.
- Precision: it's one of the easiest switches to use that I tried in my life. It's very clear in which position the switch is, as oppose to bad switches, that with time become very sloppy and unprecise, and especially positions 2-3-4 will not stay stable anymore. This is a very high quality feature.
- Big Pads: the soldering pads are very big and they accept soldering iron extremely well (I set soldering temperature on 370 deg Celsius)

CONS:
- Soldering experience: you should take into account that you don't have through hole pins, but only pads. This makes it harder to solder in case you have multiple connections to one pad. I recommend a bit of soldering experience if you're interested in this item.
- Click: I hear a slight click/pop when going into position 4. I don't know if it's caused by a defect of the switch manufacturing, or by the presence of additional capacitor for the out-of-phase position. I'll update this comment once I'll know it.

Overall, I like this switch very much.
I'm extremely happy I finally have the "in-series" position on my Tele, a nice fatter/bigger sound which is even hum-cancelling !
Biggest pro is the documentation, which helps A LOT and gives plenty of inspiration for new/weird/special/crazy wirings for guitars of ANY pickup config.