Will the banana plug be small enough to connect to the back of my Energy Micro 5.1 speakers? The holes are too small for my 12 guage wire
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No, from the specs I found online, it seems the speakers will fit bare wire only... But they do say 12 guage will fit, but it is the largest guage possible, so it probably will be a very tight fit.
1952162
Are you using banana plugs or binding post clips? Banana plugs work best,however,if they are 8 Ohm you will need a bigger amp.
1373939
Yes you can use banana plugs with these speakers,They will come with a plastic cap you will need to remove.
200125
It does not appear to accept banana plugs. I guess you would call it a binding post where you wrap the speaker cable around it and tighten the plastic nut on top. There are actually 2 sets on each speaker which are jumped together. You can remove the jumper and separately drive high/low frequencies from 2 different amps.
892317
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.
1970919
If the Sony uses banana plugs, there is no reason why these shouldn't fit. All banana plugs are universal size and shape. They would not fit 1/8", 1/4", RCA, or other audio plugs. If you don't know what kind of plug adapter your receiver uses, check the manual
190391
The gap down the centre of the speakers would be wide enough for this, I believe. It depends on the thickness of the housing of the cable. I run Sewell Slverback 12 guage through them, and these are pretty bulky, but they fit easily. Hope this helps
225218
Banana plugs are not necessary for the main speaker connections, but you can use them if you have them. You can use just straight speaker wire. The only exception is the subwoofer. Only for that speaker will you need an audio pin cable.
379852
No these are not what you should use for rear speaker ports. Use Sewell fast lock banana plugs. SW-29863-12 462
2107994
No, unfortunately those connections are thinner than this plug. You will need to buy pin type connectors. I took a brief look at Sewell directs website and it only shows pin type connectors that are not connected to speaker wire. For reference and not as a suggestion, this is what you are looking for Original Monster Cable Clear Jacket - High Performance Speaker Cable - 10 ft. pair - 3.04 m.
2011236
Spades are a more secure alternative in the end connection but you have to be careful they don't touch. (My higher end speakers require them.) Bananas, while convenient 'plug 'n play', can loosen over time. (My other two pairs 'demand' them.) Alot of speakers have a set up that allows choice between screw or plug. Both are mainstays and neither are particularly 'pretty' are they? (Who cares!...don't see 'em anyway and both work well.)
1526034
This power supply uses the standard old banana plug that has been around for 80 years. I do not believe that either of the miniature plugs will work.
1629846
Speaker wire will fit. With the RCA plugs it will NOT fit. Let me know if you have any other questions.
630662
You need a little bit less than the diameter of the speaker. I apologize I don't gave exact specs but the speakers are great. Hope that helps
1904055
I am having trouble figuring out how to use banana plugs with these speakers. I removed the red and black caps, but as other have said the banana plugs barely go inside the holes.
2071800
I only used these for my Yamaha receiver. I am not sure if banana plugs will fit?
794382
I would make Shure not to drill threw anything on eather side 1/0 is a little mutch for such a small amp but do wut u do it will work fine use a drill bit a hair smaller then the wire not to small or ull play hell trying to get it threw without ripping off insulation from the wire. Good luck on ur project