2 Pack of Pure Tone Full-contact Output Jack for Guitar/Bass, with Mounting Hardware
Details
- BrandPure Tone
- StyleCompact
- ColorNickel
- Item Weight18.14 g
- Voltage500 Volts
Description
🎶 Elevate Your Sound Game with Pure Tone!
- BUILT TO LAST - Durable nickel construction ensures longevity and reliability for your gear.
- EASY INSTALLATION - Comes with all necessary mounting hardware for a hassle-free setup.
- UNLEASH YOUR SOUND - Experience unparalleled clarity with Pure Tone's advanced output jacks.
- HIGH VOLTAGE CAPACITY - Handles up to 500 volts, perfect for professional-grade performance.
- DESIGNED FOR MUSICIANS - Engineered with concave contacts for a stronger, more stable connection.
The 2 Pack of Pure Tone Full-contact Output Jacks is designed for guitar and bass enthusiasts seeking superior sound quality. With a robust voltage handling capacity of 500 volts and a compact design, these jacks ensure a cleaner, stronger signal. Each pack includes essential mounting hardware, making installation a breeze. Crafted with durable nickel, these jacks are built to withstand the rigors of performance while delivering exceptional audio clarity.
Specifications
| Item Weight | 18.14 g |
| Color | Nickel |
| Style Name | Compact |
| Signal Format | Analog |
| Amperage | 100 Milliamps |
| Voltage | 500 Volts |
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Reviews
G**E
Quality
This is the only input jack I use on all my guitar builds good quality input jacks Tone Pro makes good quality products
D**O
Really good jacks.
Really good jacks - nice heavy gauge steel, hopefully they keep their grip for a long time.
M**G
Nice Tight Fit
Can't say it improves tone! But it does hold cable very well and was a good replacement on my 84 Destroyer
A**R
Cable fits nice and tight.
Good jack cord fits very tight good contact.
D**B
Easy and solid upgrade, but may require additional modification on your part
No frills, just a small plastic bag with two full contact output jacks. I replaced the single contact jack in one of my basses (Squier Paranormal Rascal) that was giving a lot of feedback when the cable would get moved around.Simple solder job where it actually takes longer to unscrew the pickguard to get to the electronics than it took to actually replace the jack. You'll ideally have a wire stripper on hand to expose fresh leads on your wiring and then ground wire to the contact that goes to the visible metal base and the live wire to the contact that goes further down into the jack and leads to the actual metal that will make contact with your cable.Soldered it up, closed up my bass, and plugged it in. No amount of playing or moving around has given me any feedback issues. 5/5 it does exactly what it was supposed to do.I'm not going to take a star away for this but as a note because of my specific pickguard I did need to slightly dremel the opening to make it a hair bigger to fit, but it still gets covered entirely by the washer and nut so no harm, no foul. I cannot imagine someone is handy enough to solder their own electronics but lacks a dremel for minor fabrication work so this shouldn't be a problem for people comfortable enough to be making this upgrade.
J**C
THE BEST !
HAVE REPLACED JACKS IN MY BEST GUITARS WITH THESE WHICH PROVIDE GREAT MULTIPLE CONTACT POINTS .
M**R
Good stable contact
While the name of these irks me somewhat (these do not in any way make your tone more "pure", any more than gold-plated snake oil cables), they are well made and do a fantastic job locking the cable into your guitar.I had an issue with a guitar cutting out every now and then when bumping the cable - this fixed it right up in a five minute repair!
N**W
Good
Would buy again
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