Musiclily Pro 6,35mm Metaal Mono Gitaar Bas Output Jack Plug Sockets voor Elektrische Gitaar, Chroom

Lo he instalado sin problemas en mi Cort Custom Pro (Replica PRS Custom 24) de 20 años. Comparado con la salida original de tipo abierto, el sonido es ahora más claro y más detallado. Muy contento con el resultado.

Bon produit, avec une connexion bien ferme et stable. À noter qu'il est stéréo, contrairement au descriptif.Attention toutefois lors des soudures des fils : l'arrière de la prise laisse entrevoir l'une des zones de contact (le contact "R" / Ring), il faut donc être précis.À part ça, c'est tout bon. Il est de meilleure qualité que l'original de la guitare dans laquelle il a été installé (Ibanez RGD2127FX).

Il prodotto è esattamente come descritto, nella confezione è incluso anche un plettro

I have been an electronics engineer, sound engineer and musician more than 40 years. My day job is Research and Development in Technology and Computer Science. I also like to keep things simple.When I realized one of my favorite bass guitars - Dean Edge 4 - needed a new audio jack, I figured I might have the part on hand. I had several options on hand but not a barrel jack. Time to restock. As usual on Amazon there are many options and price ranges. Again I needed sometime simple, cost effective and made well enough to last.Based on a good description, good photos of the item to determine the quality, good price point and good reviews I decided to try this one. When I inspected it upon arrival it lived up to the description as a good quality part.I have cracked open and repaired or rebuilt many guitars and bass over the years. Some are simple and easy to figure out and others can be spaghetti. The Dean Edge was not bad, but as a good practice I traced out and inspected all the connections from the jack on. No cold solder joints or wire issues.One easy way is a simple multimeter and a replacement male 1/4 inch mono jack to test for the - Tip and Sleeve(Ring)...then just trace those. Mine was white wires for the tip and black wires for the sleeve. Next test the same for the new replacement. I marked the tip and sleeve solder points on the end of the new jack with a marker. Keep in mind the new jack was both mono and stereo, meaning one connection will not be used. Even more reason to test and mark which connect was which.Rest was just desolder and remove the old, guide the new in, remember retaining nut first, tighten nut, and solder back up. Then retest to ensure correct signal for both tip and sleeve. Fire up the bass and test. The sound and signal quality was factory new again and I did not miss the crackle, pop, fuzz out of the old one. I expect it will be a number of years before have to replace this one.

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