Best Banana plugs and type for the money? Please read and kindly …
Feb 7, 2013 · The Nakamichis Nakamichi plugs 0534B, Nakamichi connectors, banana plug, RCA plug, Nakamichiplug.com , Nakamichi Audio Speaker Banana Plug connector, Nakamichi plug, Nakamichi connector are about as inexpensive as they come for decent connectors. I bought and returned the AQ BFAs because they were basically identical to the Nakamichis for over ...
BFA vs Regular Banana Plugs - Audioholics Home Theater Forums
Jun 20, 2019 · Or are there special binding posts required to use BFA banana plugs? I tried out a few regular and BFA plugs and the BFA ones seem to have a better fit in my receiver. The only downside of the BFA plugs is they are a little sharp on the plug end, but not too bad, and I can’t imagine it would hurt a metal binding post.
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Spades vs Banana plugs?!! - Audioholics Home Theater Forums
Mar 9, 2020 · I chose banana plugs for convenience and the aesthetic. I use Monoprice Affinity Banana Plugs. There is a review floating around where they tested as more conductive than many other brands. I liked the looks. The cost is very affordable. They have dual opposing set screws to secure the cable in them. They are available as straight and also 90º ...
AVR/Speaker Banana Plugs? - Audioholics Home Theater Forums
Jan 8, 2016 · Similarly, some banana plugs fit tightly into speaker binding posts, and some are a loose fit. (Adam, aka, Out of Context Man, take note ) Check your AVR too. The AVRs I'm familiar with have the speaker binding posts close together. If your banana plugs have wide insulated bases, they may not all fit in the small space available.
Speaker cable terminations: solder vs. crimp vs. screw vs. bare wire?
Nov 12, 2019 · A forum discussion about different methods of connecting speaker cable to terminal plugs or spades. Users share their opinions, experiences and references on the pros and cons of each method, and the impact on sound quality.
Banana Plugs and Potential for Short - Audioholics Home Theater …
Jun 7, 2019 · I put a few banana plugs into the back of my Denon X2300 reciever and they can easily flex and touch each-other. Most banana plugs seem to have metal exterior jackets, which would lead me to believe they could cause a short if they touch. Are there any good insulated plugs? I talked to one manufacturer who said their metal jacks were "anodized".
Banana Connectors YES or NO? - Audioholics Home Theater Forums
Apr 7, 2018 · Banana plugs are soooo convenient, I can move equipment and speakers in and out of my system more quickly and with much greater ease than if I used an alternative speaker wire attachment method. Only downside is if you are sometimes clumsy and trip over speaker wire you could of course pull the plug right out of its terminal.
Banana Plugs - do we need them? - Audioholics Home Theater …
Mar 19, 2005 · It takes a while to properly strip your cables and connect them into the banana plugs, but then it takes about 30 seconds to connect the plugs to your A/V receiver, no matter how tight the space is. I think spade connectors may work a little better on the speaker end of things as they don't protrude out the back of the speaker, but are flush.
Banana plug vs Spade speaker cable connection
Feb 28, 2007 · Spade connectors will have to connect to the binding posts from the side. Banana plugs can come straight out of the binding posts. I use banana plugs on my reciever cause its a pain to get bare wire into the connectors. I use bare wire on my speakers because I can get to the binding posts easily.