EBOOT 20 Pairs 1.25 mm Compatible with JST 2 Pin Micro Electrical Male and Female Connector Plug with 10 cm Wire Cable

The media could not be loaded. Okay, guitar-electronics modifiers: Just TRY these for guitar connections. They are *awesome*. I use a dozen or more pairs of these in a guitar setup sometimes, to keep everything "modular" [want a push-push pot instead of a push-pull? Just plug it in.] and, as a real critic of tone, I notice NO "tone-suck" or "loading."Want to simplify grounding? Solder females to a copper "hitching post" and run male lead-pairs from component or washer/lug-pairs to those. I can drop in a pre-wired phase switch between pickup and selector leads, or swap 4-lead pickups, in seconds. Or, not only drop a whole new tone-control setup between the volume and jack leads in the same short time... you can even try it out outside the body easily before committing to cap/choke combo(s). Running extensions to test new components is trivially simple with these.I'm including video of a guitar at performance volume on a nice tube amp (on just a phone, sorry) using these connectors for every major connection. I buy them by the jar-full. Essential.==NOTES ON THE VIDEO==I'm the singer, the connectors are in my guitar, which is a pawn-shop-rescue Indonesian-made Samick. The pickups are TFW HB/P90s. (Note: This is a jam, and I'm on the "guest" amp. The other guitarist, Pat McF, the host, is not only a better player, but he has the controls of both amps, and is playing on his own custom, decades-honed, hand-picked, boutique rig, in a setting he's played every week for the past four years, so his sound is brighter, cleaner & overall better. But that same deficit afflicted every "second" player, even on the best custom Teles or whatever. For the setup, the sound is 100% of potential.)And yes, I have a stroke at about the three-minute mark and wander off the rails note-wise... not gonna blame the connectors or take off a star for that lol. Or for the missed notes in the singing. I'll let them off the hook for that.Give these a try in your guitar cavities: they make your life SO much easier. I found I'd mis-wired a rotary blender (in fact, in THIS guitar, on THIS night) so it affected the opposite pickups I wanted it to, and for a "temp" fix I just cross-wired a set of these little connectors (red-to-black on a male & female set, short leads) as a "jumper" and inserted it into the path. Didn't have to take any knobs off, reach in delicately with a hot iron, etc. I'm thrilled with my results with these.[Same thing works great for reversing polarity on pedal power-supplies that take a different center polarity... e.g. many Chinese-made loop pedals.]

Perfect size for my projects.

The wires are very small. As not an electrician, I have ordered a number of different sets to put releases on my motorcycle blinkers. The first too big. This set the wires are way too small.

product arrived on time and in good condition. A+

These proved to be valuable to connect power to an HO scale model railroad.

Exactly what I was looking for. Worked perfect for the LED lights I was adding to my motorcycle.

They came with the correct orientation for the positive and negative wire. I used the male connectors to convert the popular 803860 battery that people use for PS4 controllers. The connector that comes on those batteries is too large for the new controllers (JDM 40, 50 and 55). This worked perfectly and now I have spares for future batteries.

These connectors saved my sanity more than once when I had a project on my workbench. Many devices have solder points for the batteries and no quick disconnect. If I need to do a hard reboot on those devices (mostly tiny SBCs) I would need to desolder the connector.With this I can keep a charged LiPo around to test boards and to quickly swap batteries if needed.