Could u give me the exact size of this banana plugs? The maxium diameter of this banana plug.
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Inside diameter of large gold end (male, part that screws out) about 5/32". Inside diameter of large silver end (female) about 1/4". Inside diameter of side hole about 1/4". Outside diameter of large end about 3/8".
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the maximum can be actually increased as you can open it up with a small screwdriver
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By the way, I recommend: Sewell Direct SW-29751-6 Silverback Banana Plugs. Perhaps not perfect, but as close as you may get, for a great price.
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The answer is "yes", with qualifiers. I used Ocelot brand Banana Plugs and the holes are large enough for 10 AWG. The other qualifier is, I hope the 10 AWG is stranded. Feed my ignorance please. Why are you using such a large gauge wire? Thanks, JO
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No, those aren't compatible with banana connectors. You'd want to get either bare wire or one's that are compatible with spring-loaded inputs. Here are adapters for an example of what the end of a cable with spring-loaded adapters would look like. Silverback Flex Pin Connectors, For Spring-Loaded Inputs, 6 Pairs
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They are pins and not banana plugs. I google the image of the back of one of your speakers and they look like they take whats called a banana plug. Often times, the plugs that banana plugs plug into can be unscrewed revealing a hole where you can snake in a speaker wire then tighten the screw on the terminal for it to hold in place. I cannot tell if this is the case with your speaker terminals. Nonetheless, your question is with regards to these terminators. If your terminals are in fact banana plug terminals, then use banana plugs instead. If not, I WOULD NOT use these as terminators for your speaker wire. As you can see, there is no insulation around these and if they touch, it will short out the speaker and can cause damage to your receiver or amplifier. Note also that the pins on these appear as though they can be bent. That is not the case in my experience. Not sure what material its made from but it is certainly not malleable. Once you bend it, it will snap off. So all in all, DO NOT USE THESE.
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What type of banana plug did you use? An open screw, closed screw, pin crimp, or pin screw in type?
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The speakers have a round plug that you turn to open and then you insert the speaker wire into the plug and tighten the plug to keep the speaker wire from coming out. I am not sureif the hole in the plug would allow banana plugs.
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I apologize for my last answer.....you may have a problem as the plug is about 1 1/8 inches wides. Again....my apologies.
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I have this speaker-amp combination. If the banana plugs fit, your speaker wire choice looks great.
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Doubtful. It did not fit my spring loaded connectors (Standard). The Banana plugs are too thick.
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Getting ready to purchase some for my Yamaha 673. It's not the banana plug variation as much as the socket variation. Older binding posts did not have a deep socket so the plug did not seat as deeply as it should. So, except as noted, in years of laboratory experience, I have never found a banana plug that didn't fit a socket properly when new. After a time, the leaves may lose some spring and need 'tuning'. Too much tuning and they will work-harden and break.
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I don't know for sure. I bought it for my Chevrolet vehicles. I would check the big banana website to get a firm answer. Sorry.
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Perhaps this?http://www.summitsource.com/steren-200rd-banana-male-speaker-plug-connector-solder-type-jack-connector-gauge-wire-digital-audio-component-signal-cable-solder-type-banana-plug-part-250200rd-p-8704.html?ref=1&gclid;=CLzanO2wkLwCFepDMgodYWgAAQ
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Attaching the wires is very simple, just get the right speaker wires strip the ends at the appropriate length and attach the banana plugs using the color codes (Red-to-red, Black-to-black). You can use your fingers to fasten wires to these banana plugs. Turn the tip anticlockwise for gap and clockwise to tight the wire.
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I use inexpensive Black Dual Banana Plugs, MCM Part #: 69-695 at MCMelectronics.com
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Not that we carry. Banana plugs are 4mm and all come in that one standard size. If you need something much smaller than that a bare wire might be a better fit.
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Yes, it accepts both banana plugs or regular wire. If you have banana plugs already, I'd certainly use them!