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The Rean 3.5mm Stereo Jack Plug (RTP3C-B) is designed for audio professionals and DIY enthusiasts who require a high-quality, durable termination for stereo cabling. This connector offers superior signal integrity through its gold-plated contacts and a heavy-duty clamping system, making it an excellent choice for custom cable builds; however, it is strictly intended for cables with a diameter between 2mm and 4mm, which may limit its use with some heavy-gauge studio cabling.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | RTP3C-B |
| Brand | Rean |
While this is a stereo plug, it can be wired for mono by bridging the tip and ring, though it is specifically optimized for stereo configurations.
The connector is designed for cable diameters ranging from 2mm up to 4mm.
Yes, this plug uses solder terminals to ensure a permanent and reliable electrical connection.
Yes, the RTP3C-B features gold-plated contacts to improve conductivity and prevent corrosion.
This is a standard 3-pole TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) connector typically used for unbalanced stereo audio.
Check your solder joints for cold solder or bridging; ensure the ground wire is not touching the left or right channel pins.
Verify the cable diameter is at least 2mm; if it is thinner, you may need to add heat-shrink tubing to the cable jacket to build up its diameter for the clamp.
Ensure the internal wires are not bunched up and that the cable clamp is properly seated over the cable insulation.
To ensure a successful installation, strip your cable jacket carefully to expose the conductors without nicking the copper strands. Ensure your cable diameter falls within the 2mm to 4mm specification; if the cable is too thin, the internal clamp will not hold it securely, and if it is too thick, the housing will not close. Always use a high-quality electronic solder and keep your heat application brief to avoid melting the internal insulation. For long-term care, occasionally clean the gold-plated jack with a lint-free cloth and high-purity isopropyl alcohol if you notice any oxidation or interference.
