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Six silver 3.5 mm stereo panel-mount jacks with threaded barrels and nuts

Boxwave

Boxwave 3.5 mm 3 Pole Stereo Panel Mount Jack 6 Pack

SKU CH-4HYE-AWC93

Six 3.5 mm panel-mount stereo jacks with solder terminals and nuts for DIY audio projects and repairs

  • TypeAdapters
  • Six-panel-mount jacks let you finish multiple builds
  • 5 mm stereo socket fits common headphone plugs
  • Solder terminals accept tinned wire for secure joints
  • High-temperature plastic body resists heat during soldering
  • Supplied nuts enable firm chassis mounting

Six-piece 3.5 mm panel-mount jack kit

This pack contains six 3.5 mm three-pole stereo panel-mount jack connectors designed for solder termination. Each jack is a female mini socket made from high-temperature resistant plastic with sturdy pins that include small holes for securing tinned wires. The connectors ship with mounting nuts for panel installation and are intended for DIY audio projects, device repairs, or custom enclosures requiring a standard 3.5 mm stereo interface.

Suited for hobbyists and repairers needing

Builders assembling custom amplifiers, effects pedals, or replacement ports for portable players will find the six-unit quantity convenient. The solder-only terminals mean the kit is not suitable for users who require screw-terminal or push-fit connections, nor for applications demanding balanced mono or four-pole TRRS wiring. Anyone needing a different mounting style or a single connector should consider other options.

Straightforward solder installation with basic tools

Mount each jack by drilling a panel hole, inserting the threaded body, and tightening the supplied nut from the rear. Then solder wires to the pin loops, taking care not to overheat the plastic housing. The most common issues are cold solder joints caused by insufficient heat and shorts from stray wire strands bridging adjacent pins; both are avoided by tinning wires first and inspecting joints under magnification before final assembly.

Highlights

  • Six-panel-mount jacks let you finish multiple builds
  • 5 mm stereo socket fits common headphone plugs
  • Solder terminals accept tinned wire for secure joints
  • High-temperature plastic body resists heat during soldering
  • Supplied nuts enable firm chassis mounting

Specifications

TypeAdapters

Questions about this item

What wire gauge fits through the pin holes on these 3.5 mm jacks?

The pin holes accept tinned wires; choose a gauge that passes through the small loops and solder securely.

Will these panel-mount jacks fit the same 3.5 mm cut-out as my existing front-panel audio ports?

They use a standard 3.5 mm panel cut-out, so they align with most existing front-panel openings.

How can I verify each jack passes stereo audio after soldering?

Plug a 3-pole 3.5 mm headphone into each jack and confirm both left and right channels play cleanly.

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