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Your cart is empty.The Allparts patent pending Bullet Guitar Jack Tightener is a must-have accessory for every guitar player. The patented Grip-Tip holds the jack while tightening, preventing damage to wiring and solder joints.Similar products require additional wrenches or tools to work, and are made of metal which can scratch and damage your hardware and finish. The Bullet has everything you need in a quality plastic tool that fits in the palm of your hand.With the Bullet at your disposal, you'll never take your jack plate off again to tighten things up.Tighten or loosen your guitar's input / output jack with no other tools, and without jack plate removal, in three easy steps:1) Position the socket head around the nut on your guitar jack.2) Firmly push the Grip Tip down onto the guitar jack opening to hold it in place.3) Use the swivel handle to tighten or loosen the nut and the jack.
Dave S.
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
Item was exact, shipping fast
SG Elliot
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 16, 2024
This may only do one job, but it does it perfectly!If you own electric guitars (or basses) you know how common it is for input acks to go loose - this solves the problem without having to remove the jack housing from the guitar.Seriously - if you own guitars you need this :)
Greg M. Maury
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024
Well-thought out tool for the Strat--Style Cable-Jack Pocket!! Fits Well! Functions Well! Made from Smart Materials that won't damage the Jack!!
John B
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 15, 2024
Purchased to tighten up the nut on my Epiphone 335 jack output socket which is a nightmare. Did a great job and easy to use. Highly recommended
T. Bear
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2024
This tool is easy to use. It seems like the jacks on my guitars are constantly coming loose. You can't tighten the jacks with your fingers because you could disconnect the wires inside the guitar. A guitar tech recommended this tool and it is great for fixing the jacks.
Aschecte
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024
This is literally the worst musical product I’ve ever ordered as a luthier. The quality of the item is very cheap plastic that is soft and mailable. Luckily I do this for a living, but for the average guitarist there are no instructions for use. The item doesn’t even resemble the photo it’s milky grey not black as shown. I bring that up as I believe what’s shown is a better made item and they ship cheap ones that don’t add up. The performance on use is horrible. The plunger alone damn near ripped out the entire jack as in the whole thing when you try to remove the internal plunger. I am returning this to Amazon as it would not be something even an amateur should try as it will just mess their instrument up causing more repairs such as severed cable input wiring. I cannot express the dissatisfaction I have with this item, the price isn’t the issue it’s the pretense of what they are advertising versus what you’re going to receive.
dsferguson
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024
Every time the input jack on your electric guitar comes loose, you have to tighten it again, right? The problem is, this twists the wires every time you do that, and eventually makes them come loose. And repairing it is going to be expensive.With this device, which works with most recessed or surface jacks, you just insert it in, and it holds the jack in place while you tighten everything up. No loosened or torn wires, no repair bill, and you can do it in only a few seconds. Its simply genius! I would never be without mine, and I wholeheartedly recommend it as a necessary tool.Keep this in your tool kit, or guitar case. Everyone needs this handy, money-saving piece of equipment.Well worth the price; I've used it a hundreds of times. Save yourself some cash, and heartache - and get this!
Giskard Reventlov
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2024
OK, but just OK. Still looking for a good solution for tightening the 1/4" jack.
Blue North
Reviewed in Canada on July 12, 2023
Bought this for a Squier jazz bass. It worked and did what it's supposed to do. I can see that if you went hard you'd probably have the thing slip and maybe it would round the edges off the tool, but you shouldn't really be going that hard anyways, and I'd rather see the plastic tool take it than the metal nut on the guitar. Mine didn't by the way. I took it slow and careful and it worked fine. I'm happy I have it.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2021
The Bullet Guitar Jack Tightener works great! The only thing that concerns me is that it appears to be entirely made of some sort of plastic or probably something somewhat stronger, but I'm concerned it will wear out quickly where the Tightener meets the Guitar Jack Nut. That said, I do have 1 metric and 1 standard size Bullet Guitar Jack Tightener that are made of the same material, but have Brass ends where they go over the Guitar Jack Nut! those may last a bit longer! Still, the all plastic Tightener is set deeper where the Tightener meets the nut, so they can tighten the Kiesel Guitar Jacks on my headless Kiesel's which have a longer threaded part that stick farther above the nut than jacks on my other guitars. The Bullet tighteners with the Brass ends aren't deep enough to work with the Kiesels.
Andres Irizarry
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2021
This is likely fine for a few tightens, but is definitely not what you want to look for if you need to tighten the jack a lot. For $15, it's a little expensive for starting to wear on the first use, however it is a specialty tool. It did manage to get my nut off, which I was very happy with, but it started to strip. Go with the brass top if you want something that will last a little longer. The pictures are purposely made to make it look as if it was made out of metal, but it's dull black plastic.
orange
Reviewed in Japan on May 11, 2021
３３５タイプのジャックを締めるのに使いました通常工具だと断線が怖いですがこちらだと内部を固定してからナットだけ締められるので安心でした以前はほかの工具でしていたがすぐに緩んできてたのにこれを使ってからは緩まなくなった期待通りです！
Elias Pacheco
Reviewed in Mexico on January 20, 2021
Con las fotografías en la descripción del producto da la impresión de ser de cierta aleación metálica, pero NO LO ES, cuidado!!, es plástico y que si se aplica fuerza en exceso se barrerá fácilmente, tener sumo cuidado con eso.
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