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You can use a 1 / 4 stereo jack as a mono jack?
I recently bought some monkeys to repair my take-out electric guitars. However, the chips that I bought were stereo. You can use these jacks stereo instead of mono original? Also, where do I solder the two wires (one white and one without cover) for?
Sure, you can do it! Assuming there are 3 solder lugs on the jack: Solder the white wire to the output LUG going to the outlet connector on the tip of a contact when a plug is plugged in. solder the shield (without a box ") wire to the LUG that goes to the connector the back of the plug contacts. Let the Contact Center ring open. If more than three beads of solder in the making, he would then switch contacts built as it is intended (when used as a headset) to automatically turn off speakers when a headset is plugged in. You may be able to tell by careful examination, that the beads are extra, leave them open.
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