Switchcraft 152B 1/4-Inch Stereo TRS Deep Panel Jack with Washer and Nut, Nickel Finish

I used this on my Spector Bass. I had to cut off a bit of the ground tab and reuse the o ring that was on the bass but other than that it was a perfect fit. This was what Spector told me to buy so I knew it was going to be correct.The connections are internal- not like the old jacks where you could access the prongs and clean them- the upside is it lasts a long time. I was replacing the original Switchcraft jack installed in 1988 by the factory. I have many gigs on this bass to that plug got used.In short it is a great and sturdy jack.

This is for guitars / basses with active (or active/passive) electronics, where the jack is coming out the bottom edge rather than the front. I'm sure there are other scenarios where this would be handy as well.This works great. It's a little longer than the jack I had in my bass previously, which in turn was longer than necessary, but that's OK as short jacks probably would not extend into the electronics cavity.Too bad I couldn't find a black one to match the hardware.

This jack is solidly constructed and works perfectly. Cables plug in firmly and don't come loose. The only reason I am giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is that the tip is unnecessarily long and would not fit in a standard Fender P/J bass. I had to drill out some of the wood in the electronics cavity to make it fit.

Fit my Traveler Speedster guitar perfectly! The jack went bad in it. I was afraid I wouldn't be able to find a jack that fit. This worked perfectly. I cut the part that holds the cable, soldered it up and was up and playing within minutes. The jack is great and holds the cord snugly.

Switchcraft still makes the best connectors and Switches Available Anywhere! This connector works perfectly and is well built and will last the long Haul! Superior Product, Also, the service was Quick and at my door in days, Thanks!

Just as expected, worked great on my Warwick Corvette bass with active pickups.

This replaced the generic jack in an Ibanez bass that had intermittent connection. IBZ should've used Switchcraft in the first place. They're the best!

What I enjoyed about this jack was that it had the tooth-like connections for the sleeve. I gave this a 4/5 stars only because the end piece (with the teeth connectors) is a bit flimsy. I highly recommend supporting it from underneath when making any connections. I used this jack for connecting an EMG-81 (solderless). The tiny connectors fit right over the teeth with a pair of needle nose pliers and a bit of jiggling/minute pressure. If you need a long type stereo jack, the 152B from Switchcraft is the one!