Switchjack Endpin Jack

Great product. Well made, easy to work with.

Used on a G-String tenor uke. Works great

The best endpin jack for acoustic guitars hands down. Comes with complete wiring instructions for passive and active pickups, additional microphones, etc. This jack seems to have the most non-intrusive installation, as well as the easiest to adjust or tighten up if it loosens. The only slight drawback is the small amount of space allotted for the four connectors. Any connections to the jack should be isolated with heat shrink. Otherwise this is an excellent product from Fishman.

Our shop used this product several times and it does the job. Its an easy install and cost effective.

Easy to fit and well made end pin jacks. Use the Stew Mac reamer to bore the hole for a perfect job.

Jack on an old Guild acoustic was crackling and popping. I used one of the Endpin Jacks and returned this guitar back to smooth playing instrument.

This product installs very easily and has a very easy to follow diagram / instruction sheet to use for the most common acoustic pickup combinations. 5 - 10 min tops on the installation.

I've found that these jack seem much less problematic than any other deep panel jack I've used - including other Switchcraft models. Not only are they great for acoustic guitars, but they're awesome for replacing faulty electric guitar (mono and stereo) versions. They just seem to function longer. Keep several in stock.

I installed this into an Eastman AC120, and hardwired a Seymour Duncan Woody Humbucker to it. It works well, and does what it's supposed to. Very glad to have purchased it.

This is the same style of jack that is used with the LR Baggs pickups. I replaced the jack on my old Martin with this one. It was simple to do, it works great and it looks better than the original.