Fender Bassman 250 , PR597, 2005

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On Aug 7, 12:52 am, "N_Cook" <dive...@tcp.co.uk> wrote:
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This is probably the offending range
http://www.neutrik.co.uk/en-uk/plugs-jacks/slim-jacks/nrj6hm-1-pre

You would think a native speaker on a ".uk" site would unscramble the
Lichtengrish but perhaps
"retentions spring" means there was some sort of sprung connection to the
sleeve , but totally missing or broken on this one

Feedback from the owner
"Just a quick word of thanks - the amp is in good working order and it
makes
such a difference to be able to have confidence in it."
Click to expand...
Do these Switchcraft jacks look any better?

http://www.switchcraft.com/category.aspx?Parent=3


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the engineering drawing is here
http://www.neutrik.co.uk/zoolu-website/media/document/2864/Drawing+NRJ6HM-1-
PRE

I have a 2004 Fender Hot rod deluxe in at the moment. Uses same asymetric
(plug is not along centre line of the frame) low profile , probably Neutrik
, but the sleeve contacts are proper sprung ones and the bush is plastic,
not metal like the Bassman one

With the Bassman one last week. If you wedged a couple of bits of plastic
under the T & R bypass contacts then the sleeve of the plug would move
about in the sleeve "contact"
 
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