4-Pack of CESS-162 Pin Banana Plug to 4mm Female Banana Jack/Speaker Wire Review

It's great. I like to swap out speakers from time to time and haven't used my Infinity RS325 in a long time since replacing the speaker cables with banana plugs so they came in handy.

I bought these to use Micca Banana speaker cables with some vintage speakers. From now on I'll get them for anything that has those old spring loaded wire connectors.

Let me use a better speaker wire on an old audio component that doesn't fit in spring terminals with 10 gauge wire. Not ideal contact wiring, but certainly better than using 16 gauge wire.

These are great simple adapters for old audio gear with spring clamp connectors. This allows modern banana forks to be used. I've used 11 AWG wire with some heavy-duty BFA connectors and have had no trouble bending or breaking the adapter pins. They fit very well in the spring clips.

Purchased as a simple replacement for the speakers I used in my 1970's Marantz receiver. It fits perfectly into their awkward little holes and can be connected to either bare wire using the screw feature or via banana plugs. Really good quality to download.

Adapters are easy to fit. I went from using a 5 pin rack mount amp to the standard connectors you find on those old amps. Installed them in 5 minutes because I also had to reinstall the banana plug adapters on the speaker wire. Otherwise they would have passed in 5 seconds. Very happy with this product. The back of this product also looks like a 5-sided file rack, which is really cool.

There is nothing better than here. I have a vintage stereo receiver and wanted to keep the speaker wires intact as I cut them to length with gold plated banana plugs for my new Marantz. I didn't even know they existed and when I was looking for spring pin connectors to match my banana plugs (lots of OCD?) Revain's algorithm suggested them. It's really easy, just plug in the banana plugs and slide into the spring pins on the vintage Yamaha and you're good to go. There is no need to cut and swap…