Square Metal 1/4 Output Jack Plate Input Jack Socket for Electric Guitar Bass (Chrome)

It's finish and fit are good. for a value-priced jack.

This was a great, hassle free replacement part. Came with screws that grab, which is good because the plate is flat and does not fit the contour of the Gibson les Paul. The screws grabbed and for the most part bent the plate to go along with the contour, which was also good. If it came contoured then it would garnish 5 stars

It was advertised as a 1/4 output Jack for a bass. I liked the way it looked and the price I installed it in my rhythm guitar and it worked great. I did drill a few more tiny holes to reattach it . Other than that I’m super pleased

It's definitely thinner metal than your standard guitar Jack plate but I still really like it and am happy with how it works.It was easy to install if you know how to use a screwdriver and drill, and looks clean and sleek since it keeps the jack flush with the guitar. I would recommend it

Only overshadowed by their own customer service which isn’t just a model for the musical supply sellers, but a model most all companies should be noticing and praying they can ever be mentioned in the same breath with this Giant of Gear and the customer experience. Proof is in the pudding. I’m a gear enthusiast and a business pro. How can a one location (Ft Wayne, IN ) in less than 5 years knock the 8,000 lb gorilla which routinely dominated all aspects of the musical supply / gear landscape from their station of the number 1 spot with results so resoundingly stellar, they appear convinced that #1 in a rough industry, can be done in fairness by them with not s light

Works just fine

This is a cheap electronic part. It looked to be of subpar quality. However, the metal bracket had some redeeming value, but not worth keeping at the price-point.