All Parts Retrofit Jackplate for Telecaster - Plated Brass - Chrome

Fitted to a telecaster build quick easy fif sturdy

Perfect upgrade! Top quality fits USA and Mexican models spot on

My friend gave me a Squire Fender Telecaster to repair. The Jack needed soldering and it was floating in mid air because the housing in which the Jack resides was missing. This allowed me to seat the Jack in the body of the guitar with two screws (supplied)Excellent

Good quality and a perfect fit for Fender USA telecaster

Bought this for a Telecaster Relic custom build I was doing and it looks and works really well. I aged mine before fitting and think it looks great and authentic. Would definitely buy again.

These are the ideal type of jack plate for a Tele....recommended.

This went in so fast and easy and works great. My only question is this: why have I not installed these on all my Telecasters yet?Seriously, it took about two minutes to install on my US-made Tele. I'm sure it'll take longer if you have to change the input jack to match the threads on this Allparts part if you have an import, but it'll still be worth it. I took the original nut, jack plate and retainer out (used needle nose pliers to carefully bend and pull it out), screwed the nut on the input jack, threaded the Electro-jackplate on, easily installed the screws (no drilling was needed), and boom. Done. So easy, so cheap, so worth it.

自作のテレキャスタータイプに、取り付けましたが、パーツ自体は良いけど、取り付けビスがもう少し長いと、良いです。

This is the second one I've bought. Both for my two USA teles. This one won't fit foreign guitars that use metric thread...but you can get them...just search "metric electrosocket". I purchased those also...for my MIJ and CVNot sure why Fender doesn't switch over to using these on their Telecasters. It's a no-brainer 🤔

I saw a youtube video about this Fender Telecaster modification and decided it was about time I did it. For years I have had to deal with loose input jacks and tightening the nut to the guitar input frequently and this Allparts Jackplate is a much better design than the stock Jackplate and is very easy to install. Took me about 10 minutes or less to replace. It fits perfectly in the body's existing jackplug hole. You do have to remove the thin metal bracket inside the hole but it comes out very easily with needle nose pliers. Once installed, It looks nice and clean but more importantly, my guitar cable plugs in perfectly and snug without any static. I'm very happy with this product and recommend this easy and inexpensive modification to anyone who owns a Fender Telecaster.