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Fender® Hot Rod DeVille •
Input Jacks
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To replace the input jack of a Hot Rod DeVille, you must lift up the
amplifier's main printed circuit board.
Shown here is a new jack installed in the board's cleaned
solder pads.
This is an easy fix but lifting the board the first time can be scary
due to tight
clearances.
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Here you see the 4-Pin, PC mount jack.
Fender used this style jack in many amplifier models between 1988 and 1999.
Other manufacturers also use this jack.
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- Buy the Hot Rod DeVille Input Jacks -
This jack fits many amps including the Fender
Hot Rod Deluxe, Hot Rod DeVille
Blues DeVille and Blues Deluxe,
Pro Junior, Sidekick, and BXR100 amps.
FREE SHIPPING in U.S.
International - $3 USD
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NOTE:
In the new millennium, Fender switched to different input jacks for
their Hot Rod and Blues series amps.
This
photo of a 2004 Reissue Blues Deluxe shows the later jack. It has 4 lugs but it
isn't compatible with the namesake "4-pin" jack.
Remove your amp's back panel to see which jack you need.
The later jack is for sale here.
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Fender® Musical Instruments Corporation.
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