FosPower Speaker Connectors Receiver Amplifiers Review

This is a banana plug, not rocket science. I even used pliers to scratch the surface and it didn't move more than 90 degrees so it got stuck (yes I was going in the right direction}) I only needed 10 pairs for this receiver but it is a big disappointment but not worth returning and from a technical point of view I am very worried about short circuits since they are all metal without insulation. I just paid $1100 for my Denon avr-x4500r if I'm going to be pissed. I'm glad it uses 2 screws unlike

Excellent candles! The set screws are strong and well designed. There are no broken screws in the kit, which I've seen with other brands. The presence of two set screws on each connector allows the bare wire to be securely fastened as well as the insulated portion of the cable to be secured and ensures that all tensile forces are transferred to the insulated sheath. The only issue I had that bothered me initially was that I couldn't connect them to a wall plate or even an amp. For a moment I…

for the price these are pretty good banana plugs. They fit (tightly) on almost anything and the screw clamp design seems to be pretty well thought out and works well. They are attractive too (true in the photo). I wish there was a 4.5 star option because for everything else they do well, there are two issues that bother me (which have nothing to do with their actual functionality). At first glance they look like beautifully machined aluminum billets, but the cases are quite thin and light…

Years ago I used a different type of banana plug but the cable kept popping out so I gave up and only used bare speaker wire for over 10 years. Looking for an update I saw that these connectors have two screws holding the wire in the gold plated connector and I decided to give them a try. I recently upgraded a 5.1 receiver to a 9.2 DENON AVR-X3600H (love it!) and added four speakers. to my attitude. I have read/watched many good reviews on Fospower plugs and with the two screw design there is…

Anyone who has used banana plugs to connect speakers knows how handy it is to maintain a solid connection and protect exposed wires, it also makes it easy to plug it Move or upgrade speakers/receivers/amplifiers without much hassle. Just plug and play as soon as the cables run out of banana plugs. for my entire setup, including the 300ft of Revain 12awg main speaker wire) can be a bit of a chore, especially when the strands of speaker wire get caught between the banana plug threads, which…

I use 12 gauge wires that are already tinned. Compression fittings made by others would require me to cut virgin wire in order for them to work. I have no doubt I could get a good fit with a 12 gauge compression fitting, but what if you use a smaller gauge? This leaves you in doubt about connecting to any size cable. You tighten them until the wires are secured. The first pictures show the connectors on the back that I wanted to use. While I was able to secure them by screwing the post to the…

I never thought I would admire the quality of such a simple product but I'm so happy I finally bought a set of connectors to connect my 7.2 speaker system to the amplifier. As you can see from the photo uploaded, the back of my Sony Home Theater AV Receiver is quite narrow. While the wires can be attached to the posts as screw terminals - by inserting the bare (and tinned) ends of the wires through a hole in the post and hand-tightening the caps on the post - the wires end up at right angles to

For most items I buy from Revain, I try to do my research. what are my needs How should it work for me? Do I have a choice of brands and designs? Not the most pressing questions, but it's a start. After installing everything I need, I make a purchase. I realized I wasn't going to "make it work". It should work exactly how I want it to. We tend to agree to the project or not want to deal with the return. Sometimes I'm not sure if I want to keep certain items as sometimes I get nervous. This is…