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BOSS 6.35mm (1/4") Output Jack Socket

BOSS 6.35mm (1/4") Output Jack Socket

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The Industry-Standard Replacement for Pedals and Amps

Ensure your signal chain remains unbreakable with the BOSS 6.35mm (1/4 inch) Output Jack Socket. Whether you are repairing a classic BOSS compact pedal, fixing a guitar amplifier, or upgrading a DIY pedalboard project, this high-grade mono chassis-mount socket delivers the legendary "built-like-a-tank" reliability musicians depend on.

Key Features

  • Universal 1/4" Compatibility: Engineered to fit all standard 6.35mm instrument cables used for guitars, basses, keyboards, and synthesisers.
  • Exact BOSS Fit: Designed specifically for BOSS pedals. It drops perfectly into existing chassis holes with zero modification required.
  • Superior Conductivity: High-quality metal contacts prevent tone loss and signal degradation, offering a satisfying "click-lock" engagement that holds your cable securely.
  • Tour-Ready Durability: Built to resist oxidation and mechanical wear, making it the ideal choice for heavy studio use and touring musicians.

Technical Specifications

  • Component Type: 6.35mm (1/4") Mono / TS Jack Socket
  • Mounting Type: Panel / Chassis Mount
  • Material: High-grade Nickel-Plated Alloy
  • Connection: Solder Lugs
  • Application: BOSS Compact Pedals, Guitar Amplifiers, Audio Interfaces, DIY Audio Projects

Why Choose Genuine BOSS Components?

Generic audio sockets often suffer from loose tension over time, leading to dreaded "crackle," dead spots, or sudden signal dropouts mid-performance. This genuine BOSS replacement jack features reinforced tension leaves that maintain a firm, consistent grip on your jack plug, ensuring a low-impedance connection every single time you plug in.

Pro Tech Tip: When soldering your new jack, use a clean, hot iron and work quickly. This prevents excess heat from bleeding down the lugs and damaging the internal nylon insulators, maintaining the socket's structural integrity for years to come.

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