What's the correct name for the rca to jack connector on the p/u?

[fatback]

Trying to buy a female RCA to female 1/4 barrel shaped jack thingy (the thing that connects your pickup to your jack and lead) but can't seem to find an internet source. Am I calling it the right name? Who sells these things anyway?

I don't need the flange part that hooks onto the string afterlength (thanks to Clarky's gizmo ).

Thanks for any help.

Edited December 7, 2012 by fatback

[thisnameistaken]

1/4" female jack should be a good enough name, also known as a tip sleeve connector (stereo jacks are tip ring sleeve or TRS).

Maplins might do one. If not I imagine OBBM could knock you one up.

Edited December 7, 2012 by thisnameistaken

[flyfisher]

One of these?
http://www.maplin.co.uk/1-4-6.35mm-plug-to-phono-socket-adaptors-1280

If not, try searching using 'phono' instead of 'RCA'.

[fatback]

This is it, the barrel shaped female jack with the female phono on the other end. No flange necessary. .

[iiipopes]

Have you contacted Fishman directly about a replacement?

[Mr Bassman]

Just unscrew the nut and put the nut, washer and flange in a safe place.

Job done

[JapanAxe]

I have one left over from a piezo pickup kit. PM me your address and I will pop it in the post to you FOC.

[Dad3353]

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[fatback]

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I have one left over from a piezo pickup kit. PM me your address and I will pop it in the post to you FOC.
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PMd, thanks a million. I'll cover the postage no problem.

By way of explanation, it's to have an optional connection for a second, magnetic, p/u. Belt and braces sort of thing.