Speaker connections What type of connection connects the speaker to the receiver? Banana plugs?
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Hello out there!I was wondering if anyone else has had any problems with this Yamaha receiver RX-V665!!! My unit shuts off when I increase the volume and when I use the speaker optimizer. The manual and "Yamaha Live" techs attribute this to my speaker connections. I have checked and rechecked, cut, twisted and tightened my connections over the past 3 months with no results. My older JVC receiver runs my speakers just fine. I recently was sent a replacement receiver and the problem persists. Are these receivers useless??
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I don't get what is so difficult about these connectors. You unscrew the tip, insert your speaker wire perpendicular to the direction the pin goes....then screw in the tip. Then you insert your banana clip into your receiver or speaker. I bought a couple of sets of these and they are not difficult to figure out.
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Banana plugs. Will save loads of frustration when connecting the wiring to the receiver.
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I am not sure. You can use banana plugs with your speaker wires to connect to a receiver that can connect to your computer speaker plug. But I'm not sure. I will say that my Fluance speakers are the best speakers I have ever owned for the price (my expensive Pioneer speakers are the best I've ever owned). Highly recommend buying the Fluance speakers!!!
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Some receivers have output connections that are rca. Yoy will need rca cables for each speaker
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Yes. You attach your speaker wires to the banana plugs then plug these into your amplifier.
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If your speakers and your receiver both support banana plug connectors (they're usually black and red in color and require the connector to be pushed in) the cables will work just fine. You'll need two sets, one pair for each speaker.
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The old fashioned speaker wire works just fine. You can use banana plugs or screw tighten the copper wire.
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You have to connect this to a receiver or amplifier. The speakers are connected to the receiver. You choose the receiver and speakers.
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I purchased some 'Banana Plugs' much like these: Soundsoul 24k Gold Connector Banana Plugs, Open Screw Type 24 Pack (12 Red, 12 Black) They are simple to affix to your speaker wiring and will plug into the fittings on the rear of the Sony unit with ease. Directly wiring the terminals is possible, but tiring and difficult. The plugs are the way to go.
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You hook up the subs through the read output using the speaker cable that connects to your sub. Plug in is banana plug for amp and 1/2 inch jack for speaker.
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The subwoofer outputs use RCA style connectors, all other speaker outputs are screw/banana plug type. So you can insert bare speaker wire and screw it up tight or attach your wires to banana plugs and insert those. Banana plugs don't provide any extra contact or quality, so don't be fooled into buying expensive ones. I get great sound from a pack of 20 I bought for $10, and chose to do so only because it's easier to insert and remove them.
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The outputs consist of and RCA record line out and banana binding post connections (or speaker wire) that can connect up two full range loudspeakers and three push button connections (speaker wire) for connection to three surround speakers! This will allow you to set up a 5-channel home theatre system
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Hello , IOU need to connect this unit to a receiver or mixer and the speakers are connected to the receiver or the mixer
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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.
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In short...NO. Spring loaded connections are not the same as banana plugs. Here is what you need: Monoprice 1 Pair of High-Quality Copper Speaker Plugs - Pin Screw Type (105975) or a connector like it...
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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!!