Neutrik Americas NYS202 Quarter Inch Short Mono Phone Plug

Product Description

The NEUTRIK AMERICAS NYS202 is a short-body, quarter-inch mono phone plug designed for field-termination of audio cables in professional and commercial AV installations. The nickel-plated body provides durable shielding and mechanical protection, while the silver-plated contacts deliver reliable signal conductivity across a wide range of audio applications. The compact, short-body profile makes it suitable for use in tight panel arrangements, rack-mount gear, and instrument-side connections where a full-length plug body would cause clearance problems. Audio installers, AV technicians, and broadcast technicians typically terminate this plug using a soldering iron and standard hand tools.

The NYS202 is suited for use in both residential and commercial audio signal wiring. Typical applications include instrument cables, patch cables, effect pedal connections, mixer inputs, and AV rack wiring. The short-body design is especially practical in pedalboard builds and stage-box applications where connector length and bend radius are critical. This plug accommodates soldered terminations and is a standard component in cable fabrication for audio system integrators and live sound technicians.

Key Features

• Short-body design reduces overall connector length for tight-clearance installations
• Nickel-plated body provides corrosion resistance and mechanical durability
• Silver-plated contacts promote low-resistance signal transfer
• Quarter-inch mono configuration for standard TS audio wiring
• Sold individually for single-unit replacement or custom cable builds

Compatibility

Designed as a standard quarter-inch TS mono phone plug for use with compatible quarter-inch jack sockets in audio, AV, and instrument signal wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by AV technicians or audio installers using a soldering iron, wire strippers, and heat-shrink tubing as applicable. De-energize or power down any connected equipment before terminating or replacing connectors. Follow applicable NEC guidelines when integrating signal wiring into larger electrical installations. Inspect the solder joint for cold solder or bridging before returning the circuit to service.