The K-GMOD-1 is a vintage style wiring kit for Telecaster guitars. Use this kit to upgrade your current Tele electronics to high quality parts. This kit also includes a treble bleed mod for the volume pot to enhance clarity with lower settings and comes with detailed instructions and all the parts you need to make your modification.
The Switchcraft Type 112A enclosed ¼” jack is a high quality jack featuring a switched tip. This jack has three solder lugs. One for the tip, one for the sleeve, and one for the switch which connects to the tip when no plug is inserted. These jacks have been widely used across the industry and can also be found in many popular 5U synthesizers. Includes nut and washer
Type 112AX
0.276" bushing length (standard)
Mates with standard ¼" plugs and is available with 0.25" inside diameter bushing.
This PCB mounted DC jack style can be found on many manufacturers’ pedals. For barrel plugs with a 5.5mm external diameter and 2.1mm internal diameter. Three solder pins are available for tip, ring, and switch.
Low profile DC jack with solder lugs. This jack is the perfect size for smaller builds where additional space is necessary. The low profile DC jack is also great for builds where aesthetics are a priority. For barrel plugs with a 5.5mm external diameter and 2.1mm internal diameter. Features two solder lugs for tip and ring.
This DC power jack is similar to those used on vintage MIJ Boss pedals and others. This jack has a 2.1mm pin for use with 5.5mm barrel plugs. Three solder lugs are available for tip, ring, and switch.
½" panel mount DC jack with solder lugs. This jack is rear mounted which makes troubleshooting and repairs simpler since the jack does not need to be desoldered if the circuit needs to be removed from the enclosure. Round plastic with normally closed switch. For barrel plugs with a 5.5mm external diameter and 2.1mm internal diameter. Three solder lugs are available for tip, ring, and switch.
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