Solder female jack connectors to male jack cables

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Hello everyone,
I plan to repair one of my old speakers that used to produce great sound quality, however its female mini-jack socket was accidentally torn off.... I want to point out that I have never done soldering and I do not know anything about circuits/computers/wires, which is why I want to consult you... (I'm not too worried about soldering)

You can see the broken socket below:


My project is to solder the black/red/white wires to the wires of a male jack from a Bluetooth adapter (like this one) that I will have previously stripped, in order to turn the inoperative female jack into a functional Bluetooth:


My questions are as follows:
- Do you know if this maneuver is feasible?
- Do you think the signal emitted by the Bluetooth receiver will be properly transmitted to the black/red/white wires of the female jack?
- Are the wires of a female jack compatible with the wires of a male jack? (photo below)


I hope I have been clear enough in my explanations for you to understand my project, if not, I am available :)

Thank you very much for taking the time to read my post, see you soon!

PS: I'm not really sure if I'm posting in the right forum, however if it's necessary to move my post, I will do so.

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  1. Andy31200 Posted messages 26918 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   12 204
     
    Hello and welcome to this forum,

    Sorry, but it's not very clear... you say:
    "... one of my old speakers..."
    Speaker? Are you sure? Aren't you showing us a speaker output jack from an amplifier?
    I call a spade a spade *
    * in French in the text
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