Banana Plugs Speaker, 10 Sets (10Red + 10 Black) 4mm Audio Speaker Wire Cable Connector Cable Plugs

I installed a 7.1 surround and designed and built the shelving for it right next to the living room fireplace. I got to the point where it was time to plug in speaker wires to the receiver (Harman Kardon) and realized how difficult of a task this would be with very little room. I stopped what I was doing and picked these plugs and what a difference that it made. Plus it has that professional look to it (the shelving is 5/8in clear plexiglass). The one thing that I didn't quite get - what are the holes for. Didn't need them anyways. I will use these again.

Quick arrival, which in itself is a huge bonus, good product, very easy to use

These are ok , I was expecting better quality but for the money they are ok. If you are in a lab and want high quality connectors look else where.

You get what you pay for, not bad but, not high-quality either. Cheap feeling and unless you tin’ the ends of your stranded wires they come loose - or - possibly strip the threads if over-tightened. I suspect the ohms are significantly higher across the contact area versus a gold plated HQ B-plug as well (not generally a big deal for my set-up though).

You can drive yourself nuts hookin and unhooking speakers using the twist on combo banana jacks. Terminate your speakers with these and end the frustration. Some where in the reviews there was a question about the extra hole in the connector....it is for bridging. You can easily change impedance of speaker loads with a parallel or series bridging. Better than expected quality, and a very nice hard plastic case to contain them.

Over quality is good. These banana plugs worked great for making a power wire setup for my works truck. There is plenty of room for a 12 gauge wire and the screw secures the wire really well. They also stay plugged in really well.

Sometimes when looking for automobile wiring problem you find yourself in unusual positions. And perhaps reaching longer distances to reach wires, sensors, or connectors. I will never buy any kind of plug that has a screw connection again. The wires can and do easily come loose without you noticing they are loose, since they are under the plastic insulator. Then you end up thinking you have found the short problem or lack of voltage and then it turns out the screw connection on your test leads has come loose and you have not found the electrical problem because you were using inferior test leads to try and find the problem. I tried taking the screw out and putting the wires thru the screw hole and then soldering, but then the plastic part will not slip over the soldered connection. All of them are going in the trash.Buy the type of plug that will require you to solder the connection so you know your test leads are good and not going to come apart on you.

Basic functions. Put wire in, screw tight. Two of them had a stripped out thread and was useless, but what do you expect from cheap China??