Electrosocket Jack Plate for Telecasters - Polished Chrome Finish + Switchcraft J11 Mono Jack

The jack and jack plate are very good quality. I installed in my paranormal squier telecaster but had to drill out the jack hole in the body of the guitar to be 1 inch before it would fit properly. After much research, I found the best tool to use (for me it was a 1 inch hole saw very carefully drilled). Installing the switchcraft jack increased the overall output of the guitar. Had to turn down the amp because the guitar is noticeably louder! All in all, I'm pleased even though it didn't fit the OEM Squier hole initially.

Good price and these are so much better than the old school ones with the stupid metal tab thingy.

Works better than Leo's idea of how to install a jack. IMO ...It has a better anchoring system.

I prefer this jack plate to the standard tele jack plate.

I f you have the Old Fashioned Input Jack for the Telecaster, well I will tell you that this is a must on Telecaster upgrades. The Old Fashioned input jacks are a pain in the backside when the input jack gets loose. So do yourself a Favor !

Looks good and functions very well however because of the angle of the screw holes and the fact that the stem of the jack threads into the "cup", it's a bit tricky due to the length of the stem of the jack. More soldering than I expected. overall 30 minute install, should have been 10.

Worked great as advertised! Easy to install!

Very solid and hefty piece of hardware. I like the fact that it has screws to secure it to the guitar rather than using the flimsy piece of sheet metal wedged into the hole. it will not move around anymore. It was also very easy to install but it helped that I had previous soldering experience. However, it's a simple install so even with basic soldering experience, just about anybody could install this jack and plate.