Göldo Jack Socket

I bought this together wuth the Goldo JSC1C to replace the entire jack on a ST20-MN. The jack was too tight and the socket angle was different than other guitars I have. I was able to replace it easily, the holes aligned well and it is much better than the original. One issue I found is that the jack does not have the large plastic spacer on the inside which will determine how much the jack will stand outside the socket. I was able to pull it from the old one and it fits, but having just the washer from the inside is not enough because it is not full replacement.

Although only a few months in, feels solid and sturdy, much better quality than oem sockets on cheaper instruments. A better pick than, in my opinion, overpriced US name brands.

Compares very favourably with Switchcraft. It requires a slightly smaller mounting hole than equivalent Switchcraft chassis sockets. For this reason I have used them exclusively in adding in/out ports to a pedal board. Have not had any problems yet.

Summed up quickly if you need a new input jack look no further than this, it's cheap and works really well

Nice quality, doesn't look sexy or anything but solid build. Good quality, easy to solder. The black plastic is a little crummy but it's not so important for function. The benefit also is that you can use a relatively thick-panelled box for it and it will still fit.

Bought for a project or two. Used for testing solderless circuits, so unsure as to reliability in the long run, but suited my needs perfectly as a way to avoid spending too much on basics!

This is a nice jack socket, however I prefer Switchcrafts or Neutriks. But it does it's job and it the price is fair.

I "recycled" an old guitar and made all the electronic circuit. This jack worked just fine. I have no complain at all. I know there might be better that s why i only give 4 stars

The socket is fine, it solders easily and doesn't go loose. I would describe the force needed to plug the cable in and out as medium, if you need a really tight socket, look elsewhere. Mind that you will need an additional nut if you want the socket to be flush with the top nut when used on a guitar.

Does what it says....