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1/4" Jack - Cliff, solder lugs, switched

1/4" Jack - Cliff, solder lugs, switched

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Solder terminals, switched. Used in modern Marshall amps.

For white version, see S-H951-X

Features:

  • Low-noise Ni-Ag® Alloy Self-Cleaning Contacts for superior performance and reliability
  • Tough, molded grade 1 black Nylon body.
  • Made in the U.K.
  • Supplied with a black nylon hexagonal mounting nut
  • Designed to receive both mono and stereo ¼" jack plugs
Withstand Voltage: 2000VDC Min.
Maximum Current: 5A
Temperature Rating: -10°C ~ +70°C
Life (Minimum): 10,000+ Operations
Nominal Contact Resistance: < 50 mΩ
Part Numbers
ChannelOur Part NumberUPC/EANCliff Electronics Part Number
MonoS-H902609722143431 S2/BNB Solder Tag
StereoS-H905609722143493 S2/BBB Solder Tag
Product Measurements by Type
Current, maximum5 A
Item Height23.0 mm
Item Length22.8 mm
Item Width20.1 mm
Life, minimum≥ 10,000 operations
Nominal Contact Resistance< 50 mΩ
Nut Diameter11.3 mm
Temperature Rating-10°C ~ 70°C
Withstand Voltage2,000 VDC per minute
Packaging Information
Packaging Dimensions1.309 in. × 0.775 in. × 0.963 in.
Weight (Packaging)0.012 lbs.
Product Measurements by Item
S-H902 - Mono versionCurrent, maximum5 A
Item Height23.0 mm
Item Length22.8 mm
Item Width20.1 mm
Life, minimum≥ 10,000 operations
Nominal Contact Resistance< 50 mΩ
Nut Diameter11.3 mm
Temperature Rating-10°C ~ 70°C
Withstand Voltage2,000 VDC per minute
S-H905 - Stereo versionCurrent, maximum5 A
Item Height23.0 mm
Item Length22.8 mm
Item Width20.1 mm
Life, minimum≥ 10,000 operations
Nominal Contact Resistance< 50 mΩ
Nut Diameter11.3 mm
Temperature Rating-10°C ~ 70°C
Withstand Voltage2,000 VDC per minute

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Asked by Anonymous on October 13th, 2016.
Matt H.
October 13th, 2016
Staff Member
If you need a mono Marshall style jack, this should work. I would pull one of the jacks out of your cab to make sure it has the same 4 lug pattern.
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Asked by Anonymous on May 25th, 2017.
Matt H.
May 25th, 2017
Staff Member
It should work but the best thing to do is remove the jack in question and do a visual examination to make sure it has the same 4 lug pattern.
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Product Reviews

5.00 out of 5 based on 4 reviews
Anonymous - May 25th, 2020
5 out of 5

These Cliff brand jacks are the best!

Afab - April 11th, 2015
5 out of 5

Nice, simple jack

Ted - January 3rd, 2015
5 out of 5

I like these a lot. They are easy to install and my cable fits secure with ease. I originally wanted the metal nut style cliff jacks, I mean they look cool and they are authentic, but not for me, frankly I think they are over rated. I have several reasons for going with the plastic after my experience with the metal ones. I wouldn't have thought that, but that's how it worked out for me. As far as keeping my JMP original I do. I wouldn't alter anything I couldn't put back, but plugging in your guitar cable is not like changing specs on the circuit or doing some weird mod. I don't think Vintage Marshalls need mods, they need turned up and if you have the right stuff hitting the front end of your amp you will be glad it's all original.

Jacob S - December 30th, 2014
5 out of 5

I wish they made these in the same style as the metal nut jacks. I only buy these when I am making stereo cabs. They work, but the metal nuts have a much cleaner, and less cheap finish.