set of 4 Guitar nuts, washers & lock washers for US CTS Pots & Switchcraft Jacks, metal

Perfect fit.

In travel trailers manufactured within the last 10 years you will often find overhead 12v power outlets that have a receiver for a fan with a light. These fans plug into the outlet using a guitar style pin. Those outlets are held together with nuts that thread around a 3/8” opening. Often those nuts will vibrate loose and get lost and make the outlet unusable. I just picked up a set of these and tried them out on my camper as a replacement to the lost nuts - and they fit and work great!!!

for anyone that doesn't know, the term "quarter inch jack" refers to the instrument cable's male plug end and the female portion of the input/output jack - it does not refer to the threads on the outside of the jack.if your equipment was made in the USA using USA-spec parts, then this kit will work. if your equipment was made anywhere else, you need a metric kit. if you are unsure, another thing to keep in mind is that if you think you may become extremely upset that you can't return something that costs this little because of your own error, you probably are not using USA-made equipment.this kit fit the effects loop jack on my 1991 Gallien-Krueger 800RB perfectly. let's all keep the old gear alive!

My guitar knobs came off and I lost the nuts and I got this to reattach them.It did not include everything I needed to do so. … where’s my nuts?!Came in the mail today and does not include what is in the picture. I can’t use this…

I'm sure these are good. They look fine, but they don't fit Squire (Fender) jazz bass input jack. Too large. These are 1/2"

I use a Seismic Audio "Luke" model 2x12 (and a 1x12). I returned home from a gig and one of the hex bolts had fallen off the speaker input, losing the washer as well. Surprised I couldn't find hexes at Home Depot that were as flat as the ones on the cab, I searched google and found these. Fit perfectly. Back to work. I can only assume these will fit any Seismic cab and most other cabs that you think they will.

They seem to be of good quality. I am sure they will be useful.

I work a lot on my own guitars upgrading them and building Franken guitars and these come in handy a lot when you need spacers, locking washers, and to replace "one that got away". Although, after upgrading the pickups on my Gretch hollow body, I found a number of "leftovers " in the bottom of the guitar when I was done. No way I'm going back and putting them back on the inside part of the pots shaft! If you've ever done a pickup upgrade on a hollow body, I'm sure you know what I mean.