I have a 1992 Soho Quatro 4 tube, 2 channel preamp.It is a "better" version of a Kitty Hawk Quatro.The input jack on the front pannel has borken its threads. It is a Non PCB mount.and it is like a Marshall 9001 jack Not grounded to the front .If anyone EVER knows where I can find one PLEASE let me know >bacusbob@yahoo.com Also can I use a 6 pin Cliff jack Thanks
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9 pin Jack Yes it looks alittle like both and you are right the
9 pin Jack
Yes it looks alittle like both and you are right the ground is on the top The only schematic I have seen that looks like it is the old Marshall 9001 preamp.Its a pretty good preamp for Clean and Crunch The other Hot channel I dont use to much.I do not know how to put a picture on this site.My girlfriend might be able to do it or send one over the phone....
TheJackAttack, post: 363346 wrote: The original on those was 8 p
TheJackAttack, post: 363346 wrote: The original on those was 8 pins plus a chassis ground wasn't it? If you're going to cut two pins and a ground I guess I'd want to know what you're going to do away with. Was it just a combo jack? Do you have a pic of the non functional jack?
I do not know what you mean about cutting two pins and a ground ? all I want to do is replace it.But I cant find one anywhere.It is just a Guitar preamp and the threads holding the nut to the front pannel broke.
Are they solder tabs (for soldering wires to directly), or does
Are they solder tabs (for soldering wires to directly), or does this jack mount onto a circuit board? I can't conceive of any reason you need a 8-pin + ground for a guitar jack. We'll assume the jack is shielded from the chassis for a reason.
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Plan B: desolder the jack from Hot channel and move it over.
Bob Barcus, post: 363389 wrote: I do not know what you mean abou
Bob Barcus, post: 363389 wrote: I do not know what you mean about cutting two pins and a ground ? all I want to do is replace it.But I cant find one anywhere.It is just a Guitar preamp and the threads holding the nut to the front pannel broke.
Your topic says 9-pin jack. You asked if you could get by with a six pin jack. I guess I'm wondering what is connected to all the pins. A six pin non-combo jack is often a switching jack. A nine pin jack is often a combo switching jack. I think I would completely remove the old jack and go to the link DVDHawk gave you. Really paw through the Neutrik site as they do really good pictures. A metal jack would probably alleviate the concern over breaking plastic threads.
You could get a metal jack and wrap the outside with electric ta
You could get a metal jack and wrap the outside with electric tape or smear it with silicone. If you don't need a combo jack then a six pin switching jack ought to do the trick provided the hole is the correct size. Of course, if the new jack is smaller you could wrap it with rubber sealing tape too.
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Take at look at the pdf drawing. This is six pins.
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Maybe you could modify and make your own 9-pin.
1/4 in 9 Pin Thanks the closest thing if have seen in a Newtrik
1/4 in 9 Pin
Thanks the closest thing if have seen in a Newtrik 3x normal 1/4 in jack,but since I dont really know what goes where Unless I have one like the broken jack.Also it is a NON PCB type jack.I guess you can still solder onto the lugs Thanks for you Help....
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Both are 6 contact TRS 1/4" insulated panel mount jacks.