Fender 9-Pin Stereo Amplifier Jack

I used this to replace the input jack on a practice amp and it worked perfectly

Fits perfectly. Bought 2 just in case and glad I did because the Footswitch jack broke when I was taking it apart ! They are the same part for both usages. Same flimsy plastic crap as the originals so certainly not an upgrade but everything works again.PS- LIGHTNING FAST shipping too. Thank you

I couldn't find this part anywhere. You had it. Everything is alright with the world.

In the late 1980's I bought the hot new amp from Fender, a Super 60, all tube combo with a 12" speaker and 60 watts of tube goodness.It has two inputs, a low impedance and a high impedance that give very different sounds. Alas, not long after I bought it, a guitar slipped on a stand, and knocked into the cable plugged into the low impedance input breaking it.I have spent over 25 years playing only on the high impedance input, and while it sounded good, it was definitely not as punchy as the low impedance input.When I broke it in the 1990's I attempted to repair it, but I couldn't find a replacement jack, so I gave up.Not long ago, I thought what the heck, let me google it and behold, these amp jacks are available for < $10, so I ordered it up, and one weekend rolled up my sleeves, disassembled the amp, got access to the port, and removed the old, replaced with the new, and plugged it all back together.Works a treat, and I was blown away with how much I loved that low impedance channel. It really was key to the awesomeness of this amp, and the reason why 33 years ago I opened my wallet to buy the first one I heard.It is a little tricky to get inside the amp, but once I did, it was an easy operation to replace, then reassemble.

Worked as it should!!!

I was quite surprised that this was a genuine fender replacement part! It’s an exact fit and a great price. I was able to salvage a fender amplifier by replacing this input.

Guitar amplifiers tend to have issues with the input jacks. The solder joints will get worn over use and usually need replacing. The only thing that people need to look out for is whether the jack is a stereo or mono input. Other than that the replacement is relatively easy.You will need a soldering iron and the basic skills that come with that but it isn’t a difficult process. The worse part is taking apart your amp to begin with and remembering how to put it back together!

Was at the end of an epic solo when I stumbled an fell into my amp an broke the input Jack… I thought my fender frontman was destroyed forever… found this part soldered it in and I’m back!

I only have one complaint these have not been sent yetordered on june 7 , today is the 15th item not shipped , the one I ordered earlier arrived timely this one not so

one repair finished , with original parts

メルカリで格安購入したBASSMANですが、ジャックの破損が格安の理由でした。このジャックで無事修理完了、結果的にめちゃくちゃ安いBASSMANとなりました。

It work as it shoud

20年前のフェンダーの真空管アンプのインプットジャックに使用しました。2ピン切り取って、7ピンにして使用しましたが、素人目ですが問題なく動作しております。