Detail 01
Mono (TS) wiring
Two lugs: tip and sleeve. Won't carry a stereo signal or a TRS insert/effects loop connection.

Independent shopping perspective
A chrome mono 1/4" input jack for repairing or replacing a failed amp jack. Basic part for anyone doing their own amp maintenance.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Two lugs: tip and sleeve. Won't carry a stereo signal or a TRS insert/effects loop connection.
Detail 02
Matches standard amp hardware. Cosmetic on the visible nut and washer, not a tonal or durability factor.
Detail 03
Standard instrument-cable size. Accepts any normal guitar or bass cable plug.
Detail 04
Mounts through a drilled chassis hole with a nut. Not a drop-in replacement for guitar-body jacks.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's a panel-mount amp jack, not the barrel type most guitars use. It only fits a guitar if the body has a flat jack plate and enough depth.
It's a mono jack, so it carries tip and sleeve only. If your amp uses a switching jack to mute or reroute when unplugged, this won't replicate that.
Yes. The existing wires desolder from the old jack and reattach to the new one. Amps carry stored voltage, so discharge before working.
No. It's a standard 1/4" panel jack and fits most amps with a matching chassis hole, regardless of brand.
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