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In Reply to: RE: Insulated Phono Jacks posted by SteveSchecter on November 14, 2017 at 04:49:40:
That's what I do. Laser cutting allows accurate keying of mounts - no loose connectors or need to over tighten. I've had success with POM/ Delrin; PTFE/Teflon is too soft. There are other plastics that would work. POM apparently also has some meritorious vibrational characteristics - I had success as signal/tube sub chassis mounts, but not so sure about relevance to connectors.
Nice thing about sub-mounts is they can be changed when needed without hacking a nicely finished chassis. Change your connector configuration... just change the mount.
Cheers,
91.
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