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Old 02-09-2007, 07:36 PM
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Wobbly, crackly jack sockets


On my RG321 the jack socket is somewhat loose, and tends to make a fussy, crackling noise quite frequently. Screwing the hex in tighter doesn't make a difference. Do you think it might be to do with how tight it sits or the jack socket itself?
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Old 02-09-2007, 08:43 PM
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Re: Wobbly, crackly jack sockets


The jack is crap apparently, as all 321s seem to do this over time. Having said that, I just won a new 321 of the bay for $100, and it showed up today. I have to say it is really not that bad of guitar for what it cost. I am sure some things will be upgrading (jack, pups), but for less than a MIM strat, I have no complaints.

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Old 02-10-2007, 06:37 PM
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Re: Wobbly, crackly jack sockets


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The jack is crap apparently, as all 321s seem to do this over time. Having said that, I just won a new 321 of the bay for $100, and it showed up today. I have to say it is really not that bad of guitar for what it cost. I am sure some things will be upgrading (jack, pups), but for less than a MIM strat, I have no complaints.

Why is this in the wrong forum?
Sorry, I thought I'd posted it in one of the Ibanez ones...

So anyway how do most people go about the problem? Is a replacement jack the only solution?
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Re: Wobbly, crackly jack sockets


Just replace it with a decent one. THey are cheap to replace anyway.
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Just replace it with a decent one. THey are cheap to replace anyway.
Correct.

The stock jack is junk, so just replace the whole jack as it is easy and cheap.

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