24 pin DIL IC Socket

• As used in the Commodore 64 for the Basic, Kernal and Character ROM chips.
• Two of these placed end-to-end will replace a 48-pin DIL socket such as that for the ULA in the Spectrum 128

28 Pin DIL Socket

• Suitable for for ROM in Spectrum, SID and PLA chips in the Commodore 64

Replacement 2.1mm DC Power Socket

• A new high quality ("Cliffe" branded) replacement for worn / damaged power sockets on original 16/48K model ZX Spectrum, Spectrum+, Toastrack 128 and grey +2

Ear / Mic connector

The mic / ear sockets on the Spectrum (and ZX81) can become loose / corroded over the years making tape connection intermitent.

• Brand new direct replacement socket.
• Also used in the "Toastrack" 128 and for Power-in / Ear / Mic in the ZX81

Keyboard membrane connector - 5 way type (Left side)

• For original Spectrum, ZX81 and "Toastrack" 128
• Brand new

Keyboard membrane connector - 8 way type (right side)

• For original Spectrum, ZX81 and "Toastrack" 128
• Brand new 

Power Connector for Spectrum +2A/B and +3

• Brand new 6 pin DIN socket for PCB

Spectrum 128 +2 (Grey 128) Mono audio socket

• Suitable for the grey Amstrad era Spectrum 128+2
• Like the original connectors, these are switched mono-sockets (the pin furthest from the front of the socket is disconnected from the centre pin - the mono signal - when a jack plug is inserted) but this is irrelevant on the Spectrum since these two pins are connected together on the PCB.
• Not suitable for the "Toast rack" 128 or black 128 +2A/B or +3

Spectrum 128 +2A/B +3 audio socket (also Amstrad CPC464)

• For the black Amstrad era Spectrum 128s (+2A/B, +3)
• Like the original connectors, these are actually stereo sockets - the left and right channels (ie: the tip and centre band of the jack) are connected together on the Spectrum PCB.
• Not suitable for the "Toast rack" 128 or grey 128 +2

Spectrum 128 AV 8-Pin DIN Plug

• 8-Pin DIN plug suitable for connecting to the Spectrum 128 Series' video socket
• Note: The pin pattern is circular on these plugs, so they cannot be used for Commodore computers (despite both being 8-pin DINs)

Joystick connector for Spectrum 128 +2 / Amstrad CPC 464

• Salvaged part, removed from a Spectrum 128 +2 - also used in the Amstrad CPC 464
• Clean, undamaged (pins are not corroded) and in good working order.