where to buy this female connector ?

[kkmm]

The picture below states my question very clearly.
Any info as where to buy is greatly appreciated.

[Barry Wilson]

radio shack?

https://www.radioshack.com/collectio...io-jack-2-pack

[pops1]

It looks like a female 1/4" that has shrink wrap around it to protect it and prevent shorting. There are many 1/4" female connectors available and any would work. You could also cut the male off and solder the two wires together, be sure to protect the ground with something, I have copper tape, and shrink wrap the whole thing.

[EdHanrahan]

Pretty sure that's a 1/8" connection, per Barry's suggestion. The much bigger naked connector looks like standard 1/4". But 1/8" are common enough; Radio Shack, etc.

[mandroid]

Parts-express is another source http://www.parts-express.com/

Seeking out better quality, rather than least cost.

Shipping out of Ohio..

[kkmm]

Well, I don't think it is a 1/8" male connector. If it is, it would plug into my cellphone like an earplug connector and I can get a matching female connector easily. This is male connector normally seen in an under the saddle transducer for guitar. I have a dozen of these and like to experiment using it without a preamp that is part of the package.

[Mandoplumb]

Sure looks like a phone plug to me.there are at least 3 sizes of phone plugs. Full size, miniature, and suf miniature Radio Shack should have either one, take the plug and let them match it.

[Jim]

Radio shack has them, their quality is marginal, MCM sells 2.5 and 3.5 mm connectors like those mail order as well.

.

[pops1]

If you have one of another size and can solder then change it, it is only two wires. Just keep the hot hot and the ground ground.

[kkmm]

Thanks, I will take my transducer to Radioshack and look for a matching female LOL, pun intended.

[Tom Wright]

There is a chassis-mount 1/4" jack in the photo, so both the male plug and the inline jack are 1/8" by comparison. I would recommend Allparts.com: https://www.allparts.com/EP-4680-000...ck_p_5293.html

Or use Mouser Electronics for a better in-line version:

http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/...xJTThSrV4iY%3d

[Willie Poole]

Any place that still does repairs on electronic equipment should be able to match it up, IF there are still any of those shops around...

[pops1]

I would think most music stores that did amp repair would have parts.