Switch with 5 discrete selections

I'm modifying my Tele a little. Instead of the 3-position switch, I'll be using a blend pot to control the relative volume of each pickup. I'll be using 4 treble bleed caps that I'd like to select with a 5-position switch (with one position not using a cap). I'm looking for a 5-position switch that has 5 discrete positions, rather than the Strat-type switches that select discrete and paired pickups. Playing around with such a switch, it is not apparent to me how to get 5 discrete positions--but I'm not an expert in such things.

You want to use a Super Switch (see link)

http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Electronics,_pickups/Components:_Switches_and_knobs/Super_Switch.html

Perfect, thanks.

"Sorta perfect," for me -- can part of this be wired to behave like a standard 5-way switch? Some short wire "bridges" between poles, for example, so you get that effect on just PART of the switch? I was planning on using one of these for my upcoming project, but I figured I'd have to shave two of the wipers down to get discrete settings on two of the poles. Ideally, I need that on two poles, with the other two behaving as nomally (or else, I'll have to re-think a big part of the wiring diagram).

The "instructions" page for that switch has a lot of good info on it, BTW. That's one of the things I really love about Stew-Mac, the plethora of instructional materials they make available.

You can definately bridge the two sides of the switch. There are four discrete sections. You can use just one section or bridge any combination you'd like. I have a wiring diagram I got from Jerry Jones which allows you to get the very cool neck/neck+bridge in series/middle/middle+bridge in series/bridge. This diagram has all sorts of bridging going on.

Cool, I may have to look for that! I was looking at doing something with the "Craig Anderton" ("Anderson?") mod listed elsewhere on this site, but I've been thinking about how to do it. Trouble is, I've got a couple extra bells & whistles I want to work in there, and I need some extra lugs to pull it off. Ideally, I was hoping to be able to pull it off with only two of the four sections, leaving me two whole sections untouched for me to experiment with.