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¼" Jack - Mono, PC Mount, for Fender^® Amps '88 - '99

1/4" Jack - Mono, PC Mount, for Fender® Amps '88 - '99 image 1

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SKU:	S-H506-A
Item ID:	004166

Price: $1^.60

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Type

1/4" Jacks

Replacement Type

Replacement for Fender

Fender® Style ¼" Mono Input Jack with 4 PCB Terminals.

Specification Sheet:

UPC/EAN: 609722136402

RoHS Compliant

Accessory Items:

Nut & Washer - Panel, for Fender / Marshall Jacks

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Product Measurements
Depth		1.05 in.
Item Height		0.69 in.
Item Width		0.71 in.
Metric Thread Major Diameter		12 mm
Metric Thread Pitch		1 mm
Plug Diameter		0.25 in.

Packaging Information
Packaging Dimensions		1.5 in. × 1.1 in. × 0.7 in.
Weight (Packaging)		0.018 lbs.

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Product Reviews

5.00 out of 5 based on 4 reviews

5 out of 5

Great replacement jack for the one that stripped on on my Fender Hot Rod Deville 410!

Anonymous - September 20th, 2019

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5 out of 5

A perfect replacement for a Hot Rod DeVille input jack.

Electron Jockey - March 3rd, 2016

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5 out of 5

perfect replacement for Fender panel jack....at less than 1/2 the price!

velobob - January 9th, 2016

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5 out of 5

Exact match for easy fitting to PC board

Bruce Steer - April 19th, 2015

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Is there another option for this jack? 1 answers

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Asked by Anonymous on August 2nd, 2016.

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Matt H.

Staff Member

August 2nd, 2016

This jack can be replaced with the higher quality Switchcraft 12a jack. Using the numbers above, you connect 1 to the ground, 2 to the tip, and 4 to the switch (or shorting) lug. 5 doesn't need to be connected as it goes straight to 2 anyway. It's important to use nylon washers to keep the 12a jack from touching the chassis. It's a more expensive solution, but far more durable.

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