Neutrik Americas NCJ6FI-S Combo Stereo Jack

Product Description

The NEUTRIK AMERICAS NCJ6FI-S is a combo stereo jack connector with solder cup terminations, designed for professional audio wiring applications. This connector accepts both standard 1/4-inch phone plugs and XLR-style connections in a single chassis-mount receptacle, making it a practical solution for panel installations where space and input flexibility are priorities. Licensed electricians and audio installation technicians typically install this type of connector in stage boxes, rack panels, and audio equipment enclosures. The solder cup termination style provides a reliable, low-resistance connection point for hand-soldered field wiring.

This combo jack is suited for fixed installation in audio panels, stage boxes, and equipment chassis where a single connector must accommodate multiple plug formats. It is appropriate for both permanent installation and touring production environments. The unit is sold individually and is intended for use in professional audio signal routing applications by experienced installers familiar with solder termination techniques.

Key Features

• Combo receptacle accepts multiple plug formats in a single chassis-mount cutout
• Solder cup terminations for hand-soldered field wiring
• Chassis-mount design suited for panel and rack enclosure installation
• Sold as an individual unit for precise quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style chassis-mount combo stereo jack for professional audio panel and rack enclosure installations. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with solder cup connector termination practices. De-energize and disconnect all signal sources from the panel before beginning installation. Use appropriate soldering tools and follow standard audio wiring practices to ensure clean, low-noise connections. Refer to the manufacturer data sheet for chassis cutout dimensions and mounting hardware specifications before drilling or modifying enclosures.