Banana Plugs with Dual Set Screws,Black and Red Aluminum Shell,6 Pairs

Great quality. Classy look. Sturdy construction. Lightweight. Quick and easy assembly (if you have a very small flathead screwdriver). Compatible with any copper wire stripped down to .25 inch of exposed copper. Saves so much time when connecting surround sound systems. There is extra value with the additional connector.

After having used several less than stellar flex and banana plugs I was really pleased with the design and quality of these. I’ll be ordering more. Well machined, screws worked fine and secured the Amazon 16g Bronze speaker wire, an excellent cable, without issue. Let me share an important fact with some younger audiophiles that may be falling into the high dollar trap of monster cable and wire, particularly when dealing with vintage audio equipment, I’m 70 years old and have been playing with all of this since it was released: NONE of the top manufacturers specified anything larger than 16 gauge and that was rare. Typically they didn’t specify anything. Back then there was nothing but copper anyway.16 gauge copper, not aluminum clad has always been sufficient for great audio reproduction. None of the original terminals were designed to accept anything larger than #14 and you’ll struggle with that gauge on some equipment. “Oxygen free” makes me laugh. After spending a lifetime in the electrical trade all conductive cable is oxygen free when it is clad. Anyway, great plugs. Hope this helps save someone some expense and grief.

These plugs are the best thought out, designed i haver seen or used. I worked in electronics shop for a major airline for 30 years and have been in electronics repair and fabrication for 63 years and never saw any banana of this great quality and design. Two screws to hold the wire to the plug, offset so the wire is kinked and can not possibly pull loose. Plug fits very snug in the socket. The best thing to me is the insulated ferrule goes on last. Ever get your cable finished then notice you forgot to put the insulated ferrule on and have to take the end off to put it on. Picture shows different leads just finished.

Price, quality and ease of installation make these a very good buy. Remove about 14mm of wire sheathing, twist copper, loosen screws on plugs, insert wire into plug. Try to center the wire if it's not a thicker gauge and then tighten back screw and then front screw and then tighten down to keep them nice and secure. Place the metal cover and screw it onto the threads and finger tighten. NOW the issue I had was they are very hard to push into the receptacles. I was worried at first but with some pressure they popped into the channel. After you understand this you'll have no issue pressuring them into place. Having them tight is actually a good thing but unless you have some strange devices they will go into the standard plugs. Really nice set at a great price. Who cares what the name of the product is? It works well and at a good price.

For the price, they look great and work fine. A bit thin, but again the price is right. However, it loses one ⭐️ for making it pink and not red. True, it gets mounted behind the stereo, so nobody sees it; and to be fair, the photos on the listing are pink-ish as well, but if you can make pink, can’t you make red? 😊

I finally turned my back on the experts that tell you not to use banana clips. What a time saver! And these clips are easy and very secure to install. You will need a precision blade screwdriver to unscrew and tighten the two screws which make for a very secure connection. I found it took my about 30 seconds to make each connection. I also love the anodized caps (red and black); they look cool and very professional!

I gave these the full 5 stars because they execute the job of a "Banana plug" well. I specially like the red and black outer sleeves making identifying positive and negative even easier than just red or black lettering. My nitpicks 1) Anything thicker than 14 awg is likely going to present difficulty with getting the two set screens in far enough to allow the outer sleeve to screw on without binding. 2) The expansion on the tips is a bit much. I was able to push them in my amplifier and speaker terminals, but it was a serious effort. You may want to try and if you find you are using too much force for your comfort, simply give the plugs a squeeze with some pliers.

These plugs look solid and well built. Well designed, with the jacket screwed on from the plug end, instead of the wire end.

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