Speaker Connectors Locking Connector Rhodium Review

They are as heavy as any other shovel you can find at any price point. I can't guarantee if they are pure copper or not, but my tester shows that from the end where the screws are located to the open end that goes around the terminal post, they have no resistance. I checked the resistance in several places and found none. The neodymium magnet does not stick to it, therefore no iron content. I'm not sure what type of copper it is, but it can't be "pure" copper as it isn't soft and doesn't bend…

The problem I have is the part that goes around the connector pin on your amp or your speakers, those paddles are too thick where you put them on your speakers or Their amp I had trouble with them because they move, they are very slippery and I couldn't get them to stay still no matter how tight I tightened them. I think if they made small indentations or small engravings on it so that it sticks to the rod instead of rotating it would be better, and I also think that a 45° angle is too big an…

Large flat connectors. First, hex head screws are much better than the standard slotted head screws you can usually find. They are of good quality and the hex head allows for tightening without missing a screwdriver or pulling the head off. Additionally, you can use the hex head and wrench to REALLY tighten them down to the pressure point of the copper wire inside until they "cold weld" and fuse together like a really good crimp. I tested a couple of wires and the copper strands fused together…