White 3PDT switch as opposed to the standard blue? Difference?

[Guitartoma]

Anyone know if there is a difference? They're all over FleaBay. A bit more expensive too.
http://cgi.ebay.com/3-Guitar-True-Bypass-Mod-3PDT-Stomp-Foot-Switch-DIY-302_W0QQitemZ390170474766QQcmdZViewItemQQptZGuitar_Accessories?hash=item5ad7f8f90e#ht_1067wt_939

[jacobyjd]

I think they sound a little cleaner in bypass.

[chicago_mike]

I've seen pink ones too.

[Guitartoma]

What do you know - I just saw the pink ones on FleaBay - just had to keep looking.
Do you suppose the pink ones sound softer?

[jkokura]

I think they sound a little cleaner in bypass.

That's freaking hilarious!

Jacob

[jacobyjd]

 

[Paul Marossy]

What do you know - I just saw the pink ones on FleaBay - just had to keep looking.
Do you suppose the pink ones sound softer?

Maybe. They look more attractive to me than the blue or white ones do. 

[differo]

I like the green ones as they draw only 0 mA - very environmental-friendly.

[alex frias]

I think the blue one is great for blues. 

I didn't try the white or pink ones.

[12Bass]

The white switches are best used in polite company or at corporate functions.  Blue is the working man's switch.

[alex frias]

But is there a green one for stomp and go?

[Guitartoma]

What color switch would I use for playing jazz?

Oh wait - my bad - jazz players don't use stompboxes!

[soggybag]

Too bad they cost more or I would buy a few for the mojo.

[chicago_mike]

Someone will make clear switches..

For that transparent tone.

[Guitartoma]

Transparent tone... heh.

[frequencycentral]

Heard that Ritchie Blackmore used purple ones initially, then moved over to multi-coloured. EVH of course uses the brown ones. It's rumoured that Tony Iommi's are either black or a very dark grey.