Why cover your jack? Because it's cool and inexpensive! Actually, you could keep some dust out of your unit with this. When you don't have a plug in your stationary amp or such, then pop one of these in to your 1/4" jack (no mini size). I've felt lined the insert stop (the green ring in pic). Not for a travel amp, as not meant to be firmly seated to remain in place if amp is tilted, shaken or stirred!

     Covers are your choice of round size 3/4", 1" (either for same price) or 1-1/4", 1-1/2" (approx, may lose up to 1/8" when I finish sand them). Depth may vary wood to wood, but generally about 3/4" deep.

     Alternately, these could be made into knobs by you. Cut or grind off the extrusion and you have a center to drill out to your specific pot size. Maybe not a job for everyone. I might suggest practicing on some scrap wood for hole size. The nice thing is that the wood in the center is softer than the exotic wood will be. The whole hole could be drilled out with a 1/4" bit and a new 1/4" center piece put it if need be.

      Lastly, this seems a cool and inexpensive way to get a sample of different woods I offer to look at in person. Pics can give an idea, but this is a much better gauge of how your stand or headphone will look in person. I'd probably be tempted to collect them all… to put in lots of 1/4" jack/holes :-)


      This link has thumbnails linked to larger pics of each wood offered below for purchase.

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