Rean - 6.35mm 1/4 inch Stereo Jack Plug - 90 Degree - RP3RC

The RP3RC is a professional 6.35mm stereo 90 degree jack plug designed for high-quality audio conn...

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The Rean RP3RC is a professional-grade 6.35mm stereo 90-degree jack plug designed for musicians, audio engineers, and DIY cable builders who require a reliable right-angle connection in tight spaces. Its key benefit is the combination of rugged nickel construction and integrated chuck-type strain relief, which prevents cable damage during demanding stage or studio use. The main caveat for potential users is that it requires manual soldering, making it less suitable for those without basic electronics assembly experience.

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Model Part NumberRP3RC
BrandRean

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FAQs

Is this a mono or stereo plug?

The RP3RC is a stereo (TRS) plug, meaning it has three connection points: Tip, Ring, and Sleeve.

Can I use this for a balanced mono cable?

Yes, stereo (TRS) plugs are standard for balanced mono connections.

Does this connector come pre-wired?

No, this is a connector for cable mounting and requires you to solder your own cable to the contacts.

What is the maximum cable diameter this plug can accept?

The RP3RC is designed for standard instrument cables; please consult the specific technical datasheet for the exact cable diameter range supported by the chuck.

Is the housing metal or plastic?

The housing is made of durable nickel, providing a high-quality metal finish.

Will this fit a standard guitar input jack?

Yes, it is compatible with standard 6.35mm (1/4 inch) instrument inputs.

Troubleshooting

Intermittent audio signal

Inspect the solder joints for 'cold' connections or short circuits between the tip, ring, or sleeve terminals.

Plug does not fit into the jack

Verify that the jack is a standard 6.35mm TRS or TS input; some recessed jacks may require a slimmer housing design.

Cable pulls out of the connector

Ensure the chuck-type strain relief is tightened securely and is clamping onto the cable jacket, not the inner insulation.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent cable retention via chuck-type strain relief
  • Space-saving 90-degree design for pedalboards
  • Robust nickel construction for high durability
  • Reliable signal transmission with tin-plated contacts

Cons

  • Requires soldering skills for assembly
  • Bulkier than some ultra-low-profile connectors
  • Not suitable for cables with very thin outer diameters without additional sleeving

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To assemble the RP3RC, slide the housing and chuck strain relief onto your cable before beginning the soldering process. Strip the cable to expose the individual conductors and the ground shield. Solder the left, right, and ground wires to their respective terminals on the plug. Once cooled, tighten the backshell onto the body to engage the chuck mechanism.

Compatibility: This plug is compatible with standard 6.35mm (1/4 inch) stereo (TRS) female jacks. It is best suited for cables with an outer diameter that allows the chuck to grip effectively.

Care: To maintain performance, ensure the plug is kept free of dust and debris. If the signal begins to crackle, use a high-quality contact cleaner on the exterior plug surface. Inspect the cable connection annually if the cable is subject to frequent movement.

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