Neutrik Jack Plug - 6.35mm - Mono - 90 Degree

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The Neutrik NP2RX is designed for professional audio engineers, musicians, and technicians who require a durable, space-saving connection for instrument and line-level cables. Its primary benefit is the combination of a low-profile 90-degree design and a virtually indestructible chuck-type strain relief system, which prevents cable failure during intense use. One caveat is that this plug is a mono (2-pole) connector, meaning it is specifically engineered for unbalanced signals like electric guitars or mono synthesizers and is not suitable for stereo applications.
| Model Part Number | NP2RX |
|---|---|
| Brand | Neutrik |
No. The NP2RX is a 2-pole (mono) connector and will not carry stereo signals.
It is designed to accommodate cables with an outer diameter between 4mm and 7mm.
Yes, the zinc die-cast metal shell provides effective EMI shielding for your audio signal.
You need a standard soldering iron and basic wiring tools; no proprietary Neutrik tools are required for assembly.
The NP2RX uses metal parts that won't crack under pressure, and the chuck-style strain relief is far more effective at preventing cable pull-out than simple friction-fit shells.
Check the solder joints for cold joints or breakage. Ensure the cable is properly clamped by the internal chuck system.
Verify that your female socket is compliant with the standard EIA RS 453. Ensure the cable's outer diameter is within the range accepted by the Neutrik chuck (4-7mm).
To assemble the NP2RX, you will need a soldering iron, high-quality solder, and wire strippers.
This plug is fully compatible with any standard 6.35mm (1/4-inch) mono female jack. To maintain the longevity of the connector, periodically inspect the chuck-type strain relief to ensure it has not loosened after years of use. If the contacts appear dull, a quick wipe with a dry, lint-free cloth or a dedicated contact cleaner will maintain signal integrity.