Pure Tone Guitar Jack

[Mahogany] the tone is realy clean and good for chords and play the scales. there is one isue i had fix the jack input on the guitar, but nothing critical about that.

the tone is realy clean and good for chords and play the scales. there is one isue i had fix the jack input on the guitar, but nothing critical about that.

[White] The i5 is great on guitar cab and snare...The SM57 is warmer, but if you need a brighter tone... This is it!

[5x Sheet Paper] This was an exact replacement part for the 1/4 output jack of a G&L ASAT electric guitar. The price was right, it was shipped promptly, and worked like a charm when I installed it.

[3' / 0.9 m] I use this to adapt my mic / guitar connection to my video camera mic jack. Good quality and did what I needed it to do.

[Copper Alloy] I installed this jack in a bass guitar with active electronics and it worked flawlessly. I've used Neutrik's thick panel jacks before and they're only good for maybe 1 year of use before they wear out. Switchcraft jacks are worth every penny.

[Clear] I read a lot of reviews of this preamp which complained about the lack of headroom and tendency to distort the signal easily, producing a wooly, dark, or muddy tone. If you are looking for a clean, all-purpose preamp with very little character then this is not what you are looking for. However, if you are after a warm, dreamy tube-driven sound then this is a great low-price preamp to add to your arsenal. It's become my favorite preamp for a classic acoustic guitar tone paired with a beyer ribbon mic-- beautiful warm, woody sound with a little gentle tube compression. Happiest I've ever been with an acoustic guitar.

[0.65] I can´t believe this guitar costs below 100 USD, it certainly sounds much better than that! A beautiful clean and clear tone. Unfortunately mine came with a little hit on the base but I assume this was because of the logistics because I ordered mine all the way to  Mexico. If you want a really good acoustic guitar without spending a fortune this is the best option you can get.

[Yes] I use this as the instrument cable for my bass guitar and it really lets the natural tone of my bass shine through. The signal comes out very clear and without any buzz or hum of any kind. The cable itself is very sturdy as well. Only possible gripe on my part about this is that the metal connector on the gold plug tends to twist loose by itself once in a while but it's no big deal. The cable itself is amazing. And the lifetime warranty is a sweet deal as well!

[Digital Reverb] I almost bought a Princeton but glad I didn’t even without the price difference. This is great for anything from “bedroom” to gigs and for most genres. It’s also about as small and light as you can get and still have a 12” speaker. The tone is full and deep. The cleans are amazing with each guitar sounding like the guitar and not so much the amp. Lots of headroom.  It also has a full range of breakup from barely to great overdrive. At any volume. Having been a Fender fan for years I am reverb addicted. Not much difference between spring on my Boss pedal and this amp’s except for depth which stops before you feel wet. It’s pleasant and adequate. I plugged in my studio monitor headphones to try the cabinet emulated out and it does sound great. Maybe even better. It does have a lot of low end especially in the house. To get rid of that with the single tone control I just dialed it up and used the guitar tone controls to tame treble if needed.   If you want a small, light, Swiss Army knife amp with great tone and reasonable price this is worth a look.