Enhance your custom audio builds with our 3.5mm Stereo Chassis Socket. Designed for permanent panel mounting, this high-quality female jack provides a stable, secure audio interface for amplifiers, mixers, DIY synthesizers, and electronic project boxes. Its compact, square-bodied design ensures it fits into tight spaces while providing a professional, flush-mount finish on any chassis.
Secure Chassis Mounting: Features a threaded nose and a knurled metal nut for easy, secure installation into pre-drilled panels.
Standard 3-Pin Stereo Design: Equipped with three solder terminals representing the Tip (Left), Ring (Right), and Sleeve (Ground) for full stereo functionality.
Durable Molded Housing: The robust black plastic body insulates the audio signal from the chassis to prevent unwanted electrical interference or grounding issues.
High-Conductivity Contacts: Engineered for low-resistance signal transfer, ensuring crystal-clear audio with a tactile "click" upon plug insertion.
Universal 3.5mm Compatibility: Accepts all standard 3.5mm (1/8 inch) stereo TRS plugs, making it ideal for headphone jacks or auxiliary inputs.
Reliable DIY Component: A "must-have" for hobbyists and professionals repairing audio equipment or building custom electronic interfaces.
Space-Saving Profile: The compact square footprint allows for high-density mounting in pedalboards or control panels.
Industrial Aesthetics: Provides a clean, factory-standard look to your handmade projects or equipment modifications.
Connector Type: 3.5mm (1/8 inch) Stereo Female (TRS).
Mounting Type: Panel / Chassis Mount.
What size hole do I need to drill?
Most 3.5mm chassis sockets require a standard 6mm to 6.5mm mounting hole, but always verify with the threaded nose diameter before drilling.
Does this have a "switched" function?
This model is a standard 3-pin stereo socket. If you need a socket that automatically cuts off internal speakers when headphones are plugged in, look for a "switched" or "5-pin" variant.
Is it compatible with metal enclosures?
Yes. The plastic body ensures that the signal terminals stay isolated from a metal chassis, preventing ground loops.
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