Can the wires be connected with banana plugs
1463764
They have their own system that uses wires run through the base speekers. I have sense purchased sonos speekers . Sonos is far better and no wires
1463765
No. You have to use bare wire, which sucks. I'd still go for something better than Bose though.
1005074
Yes,you just have to twist off the banana plugs and use the pin connectors if they are too big to fit,but they should fit
2107989
Yes. I have one pair of speakers with pinch type connections in my system. You can remove the banana plug, strip the wire some more if necessary, twist the wire to keep it from fraying, then insert it into the pinch connector. Worked great for me.
403291
The speaker has two sets of binding posts connected by jumpers. Using the dual binding posts, you can bi-amp or bi-wire the speakers. The binding post terminals will accept banana plugs (single only), pin-connectors, spade-connectors, and bare wire.
2071800
I only used these for my Yamaha receiver. I am not sure if banana plugs will fit?
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.
671414
Yes you can. I am using my sewell silverback banana plugs on them...purchased thru Amazon as well
1298029
This adapter will not work with banana plugs. It is set up to work with up to six speakers (L, C, R, LS, CS, RS). I am using the adapter with 14 gauge wire with no issues.
1477960
Doubtful. It did not fit my spring loaded connectors (Standard). The Banana plugs are too thick.
1062571
It has only wire and two set of cable rubber "socks" no banana plug included. I was mislead and have to buy the plug myself via some local store here.
710414
Through a home theater receiver. Can be connected with or without banana plugs.
108220
Yes, I believe the speaker connection accommodate either banana connectors or just stripped speaker wire.
258220
those do not accept banana plugs. just bare wire then you tighten down the binding posts
1669546
Perhaps you are talking about 'BANANA plugs' which are made for regular two strand speaker wire (think lamp cord). The subs I've worked with all used the RCA plug to receive signals from the 'subwoofer-out' non-amplified port on the amplifier. If there is no sub port on amp, use the BANANA plugs or twist terminals in and out, to place subwoofer input from L&R; channels before the L&R; speakers. Either way Banana plugs are readily available. IF you are using outdoor type Public Address, concert sound stuff ( Peavey, etc.), then yes they all use 1/4" big plugs for rugged, easily repairable, simplicity. Perhaps you are talking about 'BANANA plugs' which are made for regular two strand speaker wire (think lamp cord). The subs I've worked with all used the RCA plug to receive signals from the 'subwoofer-out' non-amplified port on the amplifier. If there is no sub port on amp, use the BANANA plugs or twist terminals in and out, to place subwoofer input from L&R; channels before the L&R; speakers. Either way Banana plugs are readily available. IF you are using outdoor type Public Address, concert sound stuff ( Peavey, etc.), then yes they all use 1/4" big plugs for rugged, easily... » Read More Perhaps you are talking about 'BANANA plugs' which are made for regular two strand speaker wire (think lamp cord). The subs I've worked with all used the RCA plug to receive signals from the 'subwoofer-out' non-amplified port on the amplifier. If there is no sub port on amp, use the BANANA plugs or twist terminals in and out, to place subwoofer input from L&R; channels before the L&R; speakers. Either way Banana plugs are readily available. IF you are using outdoor type Public Address, concert sound stuff ( Peavey, etc.), then yes they all use 1/4" big plugs for rugged, easily repairable, simplicity. « Show Less
1479900
i have an strdh520, and the only connections for banana plugs are the front l/r speakers for some strange reason so i wouldnt go ahead and buy this many plugs cos you wont need them!!
950660
You can put the speaker wire in thru the side OR the back of the banana plug. Make certain to buy the largest gauge wire. I bought 18 ga for small Element speakers and the wires don't stay in the clips. Bummer.
949987
Yes you can use banana plugs. Actually it's te preferred method of connecting the speakers.