Guitar Output Jack Repair in Redding, CA
Loose, crackly, or dead output jacks, plus jack plates, cups, and stereo jacks.
The output jack takes a beating. Cables get yanked, stepped on, and plugged in and out every day, so jacks work loose, wear out, and start crackling or cutting out.
If your guitar cuts out when you move the cable, the jack is usually the first place to look. A loose jack gets tightened and its wires fixed. A worn one gets replaced with a solid part that grips the cable. We also replace cracked Strat jack plates and loose Tele jack cups, and can install an Electrosocket so a Tele jack stops falling into the body.
Need a stereo jack for active electronics, or want the jack moved somewhere more comfortable? We can do that too.
Bring it in with the cable you use. Most jack fixes are quick.
Output Jack services
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Output jack replacement
Replace a worn or dead jack so the cable plugs in tight and the signal doesn't cut out.
Sounds like: guitar cuts out, no sound from amp, input jack broken, cable falls out
Full detailsOutput jack tightening
Tighten a loose jack and fix the wires that got twisted when it spun.
Sounds like: jack loose, output jack spinning, input jack loose, jack wobbles
Full detailsJack plate replacement
Replace a cracked or bent jack plate, like a Strat football plate, so the jack sits solid.
Sounds like: strat jack plate, jack plate cracked, football jack plate, jack plate loose
Jack cup replacement
Replace a bent or loose Telecaster jack cup and secure it so it stays in.
Sounds like: tele jack cup, jack cup falls out, telecaster jack loose, jack cup bent
Electrosocket install
Install an Electrosocket in a Tele or similar round jack hole so the jack never pushes in again.
Sounds like: electrosocket, tele jack keeps falling in, better tele jack
Stereo jack install
Fit a stereo jack for active electronics, stereo outputs, or a battery on off switch.
Sounds like: stereo jack, trs jack, battery jack, active bass jack
Jack relocation
Move the output jack to a better spot so the cable doesn't get in the way. Quoted after a look.
Sounds like: move output jack, jack in bad spot, relocate jack, cable gets in the way