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Switchcraft 12A 1/4-Inch Jack with Tip Shunt PNT Mount

Durable and Reliable Audio Connectivity The Switchcraft 12A 1/4-Inch Jack provides a robust and dependable connection for your audio equipment. Its metal construction and solder lug terminals ensure long-lasting performance in demanding environments. Specifications: Type: 1/4" Mono 2 Condu...

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Overview

Durable and Reliable Audio Connectivity

The Switchcraft 12A 1/4-Inch Jack provides a robust and dependable connection for your audio equipment. Its metal construction and solder lug terminals ensure long-lasting performance in demanding environments.

Specifications:

  • Type: 1/4" Mono 2 Conductor Jack
  • Feature: Tip Shunt
  • Mounting: PNT Mount
  • Construction: Metal
  • Origin: United States

Key Features

metal construction for durability

easily fits in wall plates, rack panels and jack dishes

solder lug

Country of Origin: United States

Specifications

Connector Type
1/4-Inch Jack
Features
Tip Shunt
Mount Type
PNT Mount
Construction Material
Metal
Connection Method
Solder Lug
Country of Origin
United States

Frequently Asked Questions

The Switchcraft 12A 1/4-inch jack is built with metal construction, which is designed to enhance its durability and longevity.
Yes, this jack is designed to easily fit into standard wall plates, rack panels, and jack dishes, facilitating integration into various setups.
The Switchcraft 12A jack utilizes solder lugs for wiring connections, providing a secure point for soldering audio cables.
This Switchcraft 12A jack has a Country of Origin of the United States.
The "Tip Shunt" feature of this jack provides a shorting contact for the tip connection, which is commonly used in audio applications to route signals or engage specific circuit functions when a plug is not inserted.