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Big Rock Brass Bullet Jack Tight. JT-2

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Big Rock Brass Bullet Jack Tight. JT-2
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rbbrnck 05.03.2021
i knew that this kind of tool existed on the catalog of specialized "for luthiers" supplier with red company color, it just came and come at a very hefty price.

this one's affordable, does the job neatly, and is even light in weight (which, shall we ever get back to mobility one day, won't hurt).

i've used it when rewiring an Ibanez hollow-body whose output jack is very near to the (rear) stap button... didn't know whether the socket supplied with the pickup kit required to fix a 1/4" nut, or a metric one, so i bought both version.

i never tried the cheaper "plastic" version before, so i can't make comparisons... but i like my hardware to hold fast, and even with the inherent fragility of small-bodied archtop, you can lock things for good with this one (and its metric sibling).

...worth every penny, and you wonder how could you do without this before... what's not to like? and, if i can spend one word of advice, buy both version, you never know when you'll need the other one.
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Pricey, but works as advertised
dankerschen 29.06.2022
Nearly "lost" the jack connection on one of my gutiars so finally caved in and bought this little buddy. As said, works great, but is really pricey for such a small and relatively simple item.
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A simple solution to a common problem.
TCSMD 20.09.2021
This little tool is a great solution to a very common problem. This version with the metal inlay is MUCH better than the cheaper plastic version. The plastic version wears out VERY fast and will be completely useless after a short period of use. This version will last much longer and save you a lot of hassle.

Recommended!
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NoraPatches 23.08.2023
It does come in handy for a hollow body electric as the jack socket is mounted in the side of the instrument and can easily break or spin on its own when tightened with a wrench instead of this
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Must have
CallMeSmigl 14.11.2024
Save your wiring the stress. Jacks always need to be tightened from time to time. This is the most basic tool that every guitarist should have in their maintenance arsenal. I haven't had any problem with wiring in years now despite my guitars seeing a lot of action.
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Big Rock Brass Bullet Jack Tight. JT-2