Vivanco VVAJACK15MMK 3.5mm Stereo Jack Plug Metal Housing Nickel Plated Solder Connection

Damaged audio cables are a common frustration, but replacing an entire cable is often unnecessary. The Vivanco VVAJACK15MMK provides a reliable solution for repairing or building custom 3.5mm audio cables. This straight stereo jack plug features a robust metal housing and nickel-plated contacts, ensuring stable signal transmission and long-lasting performance. Whether you are fixing headphones, aux cables, or other audio equipment, this connector restores clear sound with minimal effort.

Who is it for

This jack plug is ideal for DIY enthusiasts, technicians, and anyone who needs to repair or create audio cables. It suits musicians, sound engineers, and home users who want a cost-effective way to maintain their audio gear. No special tools are required beyond basic soldering skills, making it accessible for both hobbyists and professionals.

Main features

• Standard 3.5mm stereo jack plug (TRS) for audio signal transmission.
• Durable metal housing with nickel-plated contacts for corrosion resistance and reliable connectivity.
• Straight form factor with integrated cable clamp for strain relief, preventing wire breakage.
• Solder connection method allows secure attachment to cable conductors.
• Compatible with all standard 3.5mm audio sockets, including headphones, speakers, and mobile devices.
• Silver housing colour blends with most cable designs.

Specifications

• Connector type: 3.5mm jack, male
• Audio channels: Stereo
• Number of conductors: 3 (TRS - Tip, Ring, Sleeve)
• Connection method: Solder
• Housing material: Metal
• Contact plating: Nickel
• Housing colour: Silver
• Application: Audio signal transmission
• Mounting type: Cable mount
• Strain relief: Integrated cable clamp
• Insulation material: Internal plastic
• Compatibility: Standard 3.5mm audio sockets
• Product form factor: Straight plug
• Intended use: DIY cable repair & assembly

Tips

For a secure solder joint, pre-tin both the wire and the connector terminals before soldering. Use heat-shrink tubing over the connections to provide additional insulation and strain relief. This plug is ideal for replacing worn-out connectors on headphones, auxiliary cables, and other audio devices.