Pure Tone Multi Contact Stereo Output 1/4" Jack, Nickel

Best guitar jack ever

Excellent jack. Works great.

I got the stereo and wired it mono in my stratocaster. Good documentation on the company website, Zero instructions included in my packaging. I guess if you know you know, otherwise look it up on their online site. Found many helpful videos on youtube. Much more surface area in contact with cable end. If you do your job with sheilding and soldering, it will be quiet and serve for years.

Are you tired of replacing guitar jacks as they get noisy? You clean them or maybe a guitar tech does and they are better but not for long. Here is the guitar jacks to stop all that nonsense. These PureTone jacks get hold of that guitar cable and they make contact. They have 4 grips instead of two and they are short, near the base where they can maintain pressure. You may find yourself struggling to get your cable free from the guitar they hold so well. Install just like a regular guitar jack and come in several flavors and colors. They really make a difference. Put one in before yours starts acting up. The tabs are large and they have a large hole for you to put the wire through, so they are fairly easy to install. I soldering is not your thing, just run it down to your local guitar tech. Remember, Active guitars take Stereo jacks. 3 wire leads not just 2 like passive guitars. Get the right jack. Recommended

Installed in my Sire MM V7 after some Switchcraft-style jacks kept failing. The tip grip is perfect, no scratchy sounds when moving the cable. Installation is the same as any other jack. Recommended as an overall upgrade for any stereo jack-equipped instrument.

Only reason for four stars is no English instructions. Instructions were in Chinese. I used a multimeter to figure out which connections I needed, this is a stereo jack, but will work for a mono output if you use the correct connection tabs.

did a good job and fit guitar

Product as described would buy again