3.5mm Headphone Socket for Pioneer DDJ DJM DJS SQUID XDJ (replaces XKN3017)

This is for ONE replacement Pioneer DJ 3.5mm headphone socket suitable for a range of Pioneer DJ controllers, all-in-one players, and mixers (Replaces Pioneer Part Number: XKN3017).

These are commonly used as the smaller 3.5mm headphone socket on a variety of Pioneer DJ controllers, all-in-one players and mixers as listed below.

If your model is not listed, do not assume it will fit, please contact us for clarification.

Please note: This component will require soldering to the PCB, this is a relatively simple task with only basic soldering equipment and skills required.

Please note: This item DOES NOT FIT the DDJ-SX, DDJ-SX2 or DDJ-SX3. This component only fits the models listed above.

All items are in stock in the UK and available for immediate dispatch and include FREE postage within the UK.

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This is for ONE replacement Pioneer DJ 3.5mm headphone socket suitable for a range of Pioneer DJ controllers, all-in-one players, and mixers (Replaces Pioneer Part Number: XKN3017). These are commonly used as the smaller 3.5mm headphone socket on a variety of Pioneer DJ controllers, all-in-one players and mixers as listed below. Please note: This component will require soldering to the PCB, this is a relatively simple task with only basic soldering equipment and skills required. ©nbspares - All listing details including photographs, descriptions, and Product Identifier Numbers (EAN/GTIN) are the exclusive copyright and intellectual property of nbspares, any unauthorised use of this content will be prosecuted to the full extent under international copyright laws. nbspares are registered wit