🔊 5-Pack Arroyner 3-Inch DIY Speaker Box Terminal Cup - 2-Way Speaker Box Binding Post Connector with Round Spring Cup Review

Decent mugs. Better to have little fingers. The post is very difficult to twist with thick fingers. The cutout diameter is 1 7/8", good luck finding a hole saw drill bit that size. Next time I will buy 2" cups for the cutout.

Better than cheaper stop and spring links which can break. The only problem with them is that you need a banana plug to plug your speaker wire into, but they're also cheap.

Good quality but be sure to buy these if you are making your own box as they are convenient to connect otherwise the nuts on the connectors are very small and angled, so i see it hurts but in my case they were perfect

Product does the job but is advertised as a push terminal. They are either banana plugs or screwed onto bare wires. The central area where the terminals are located is very cramped, making it difficult to use the bare wire option.

They do their job, but not without difficulty. The racks are very tight and difficult to turn. While to be expected from a recessed post, the threads were "wobbly" making them difficult to tighten or loosen. Overall good value for money.

I use these speaker wire clips for my optional outdoor speakers. After installing the speaker brackets and those connectors inside and out, I can easily move the speakers in or out as needed.

Very compact. The cutout is 2" in diameter and the mounting flange is 2-7/8" in diameter. Unfortunately the opening in my closet is 3" in diameter so I sent it back. Shame as they are so cute. PS: Coincidentally, only two out of four made it to UPS for a refund. What should I do with the other two?

Hole cutout is actually 1-7/8, not 1.77. It is very small and difficult to turn the sleeve. The connector posts are misaligned and will need to be adjusted if you wish to use a bare wire connector. If you prefer to use ring terminals instead of spade terminals on the back, the nut thread pitch is 4mm x 0.7.

I didn't even know it was possible to fail so badly with a relatively simple product. where to start The internal connections are VERY tenuous, making it difficult to fully install even properly connected speaker cables. On the outer terminals they are screwed rather than push pins, but the angle they are set at makes it extremely tedious to actually get your fingers around the part that rotates AND the hole that the wire goes through is as close to the ground as possible. they could do that…