1/4-Inch Audio Jacks & Plugs

DAIER offers 1/4-inch (6.35 mm) audio sockets and a flat right-angle cable plug for instrument and audio assemblies. The range includes PCB and panel-wired socket formats. Choose the contact layout, mounting method and available clearance for the circuit and enclosure.

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Mating Size 1/4 Inch / 6.35 mm
Product Forms Female Sockets & Male Plug
Socket Assembly PCB Pins & Solder Lugs
Cable Routing Low-Profile Right-Angle Plug

6.35 mm Audio Sockets & Right-Angle Plug

PJ-644C 1/4 Input Female Jack

PJ-644C 1/4 Input Female Jack, 6.35mm Jack Stereo Socket, PCB Mount 6 Pin Input Output Jack

PJ-670 1/4 inch Stereo Socket

PJ-670 1/4 inch Stereo Socket, 6.35mm TRS Female Panel Mount Jacks, Microphone Connector

PJ-629HAN Switchcraft 1/4 Audio Jack

PJ-629HAN Switchcraft 1/4 Audio Jack, 5 Pin Stereo Type Dual Tracks, 6.35mm Phone Jack for Guitar Jack Instrument

CT6356 1/4 Right Angle Plugs

CT6356 1/4 Right Angle Plugs, TRS Mono Heavy Duty Flat Low Profile Pancake Style for Guitar, Instrument,

Selection Guide

Choose by Contact Layout, Mounting & Space

Interface & Contact Layout

The range uses the 1/4-inch / 6.35 mm audio connector format.
Female sockets are listed as stereo or TRS; the illustrated flat right-angle plug has a TS contact form.
Specify the contact and switching diagram. TS/TRS format and terminal count describe different parts of the connection.

Mounting & Terminals

A six-pin PCB socket suits a matching board footprint.
Panel-wired sockets use solder terminals, with five-terminal and open-frame formats listed.
Body depth, panel retention and pin or lug positions determine the mechanical replacement fit.

Space & Cable Routing

The flat right-angle cable plug routes its cable beside the mating socket.
Enclosed and open-frame sockets occupy different shapes behind the panel.
Allow space for adjacent connectors, cable entry and access to the solder joints.

Applications

Audio Jack Applications

Match the connector assembly to the audio circuit and the available installation space.

Guitar & Pedal Connections

Panel sockets provide an enclosure connection, while a flat right-angle plug routes a cable beside the jack. Match the contact arrangement to the circuit.

Audio Equipment Assemblies

PCB and panel-wired sockets suit different equipment construction methods. Use the footprint or lug drawing to plan the internal connection.

Replacement & Cable Assembly

Use front and rear photos, dimensions and a wiring diagram to match an existing socket or specify a compatible cable plug.

Common Questions

1/4-Inch Jack FAQs

Answers about contact layout, terminal count, mounting and cable clearance.

Replacing an Existing Jack?

Front and rear photos, dimensions and a wiring sketch help identify the fit.

Send Project Details

Are 1/4-Inch and 6.35 mm the Same Connector Size?

Yes. Both describe the 6.35 mm mating interface. Panel cutout, bushing thread and body dimensions are separate mounting specifications.

Does a TRS Socket Always Mean Stereo Audio?

No. TRS means tip, ring and sleeve contacts. Equipment wiring determines whether these carry stereo audio, balanced mono or another circuit function. Specify the wiring diagram.

Do Five or Six Terminals Mean Five or Six Audio Channels?

No. The listed five-terminal and six-pin sockets have different termination layouts. Use the terminal diagram to identify signal and any switching contacts; the number of legs is not a channel count.

Can a Panel Solder Socket Replace a PCB-Mount Socket?

Only if the electrical layout and mechanical fit match. PCB versions need the correct footprint, pin spacing and height. Panel-wired versions need room for solder lugs, wires and retention hardware.

What Should Be Checked for a Low-Profile Right-Angle Plug?

Match the TS/TRS arrangement, cable diameter and soldering space. The flat shell routes cable beside the jack, so clearance around neighboring sockets and the cable exit still matters.

Share Your Audio Jack Requirements

Describe the audio connection or send reference photos. Dimensions and a terminal diagram help identify the right assembly without a model number.

Interface & Circuit: Socket or plug, TS/TRS contact arrangement and required switching or wiring diagram
Mounting & Terminals: PCB footprint or solder lugs, panel dimensions, body clearance and cable size
Order Details: Quantity, reference photos or drawing, and required mounting hardware

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