on my older receiver (sony), my speaker connections are pinch type where you push in connection &amp; stick in necked wire then release. will these cables work?
1688310
No, those aren't compatible with banana connectors. You'd want to get either bare wire or one's that are compatible with spring-loaded inputs. Here are adapters for an example of what the end of a cable with spring-loaded adapters would look like. http://www.amazon.com/SilverbackSL-Gold-Connectors-Spring-Loaded-Inputs/dp/B00B1V0CRI/
1630163
which speakers do you have? the same? If you do the connections right yes they will work fine.
906042
Hi, not quite sure, my question to you is how old is your speaker wire...what gauge..any green anywhere on those conductors..did you do any splices anywhere even the signal wire for a double sub setup has to be done right double check every input jack for wear at the strain reliefs. Hookup one set at time and test at each add
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.
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
1255383
If your speaker connection on the receiver takes rca's, you can try it. in place of the center speaker. If it won't work it won't work.
892642
Yep with the right adaptors, you should be good to go. Be sure your volume is down when you make the hookup.
1999410
They have the connectors that you press in and push the exposed copper into...you could probably push in a banana plug if you needed to and get a connection, but I don't. I use these in my smaller room set up and I have banana plugs for the receiver end of all the cables that I cut, but I didn't bother installing them for the speaker end.
44407
there are many way you can do this. All depends on your receiver. if your receiver has like little clips that hold on to the actual signal wire then you would need to get a pair of RCA cables plug them into the speaker and the other end you would have to wire strip them to the bare wire so you can clip them in. But like i said it really depends on the the receiver that you are trying to hook them up to
1205668
I have an old Pioneer receiver model SX-626 and they work awesome with it. I dont know about yours but they should work well with any receiver.
1294557
In order to use the speaker you will have to remove the connection on the cables since this is wired to connect with sony I'm not sure whether it will work as per it shouldThank you
1182838
These speakers have the "push & pinch" type of connectors that you push the lever down and insert the wire. I soldered tips on my RCA speaker wire and inserted the wire. The "pinch" is pretty strong as a solid pull on the wire would not remove it without pushing down the lever so they are very good quality. The woofer uses RCA style jacks. Overall these are good speakers, I have a Denon surround sound receiver and the sound is really good.
2130449
No, they shouldn't, if your old wires are "RG-6" type. These connectors are ONLY for RG-6 cable, which is designated on the jacket of the cable.
1970918
They do not fit the older Sony receiver/amp. I have a STR-DE752. If you cut the tip off the banana clip so you can get the spring off, they will go in very tightly.
2022631
I am not sure. I was not using them for audio. I would expect the pins to be thru and do the same as a straight thru cable.
33750
I had better luck with a company called amphony. But yes these work with any receiver. You hook the transmitter up using speaker wire to the receiver then you hook two receivers to each back speaker. Each component plugs into an electrical outlet. There are three pieces all hard wired to an electrical outlet, the receiver and back left and back right. I bought this and one speaker recever didnt work at all. I contacted customer service and to this day no one ever contacted me. I bought an amphony system that works the same way and everything works fine.
1871789
They should be compatible with most, if not all, receivers. You might have to splice the cables to attach to the alternate receiver. You might want to double check on a Sony AV board but I use to use Sony speakers with my old Technics bedroom setup.