WJSTN Flex Pin Banana Plugs to 4mm Female Banana Jack Speaker Audio Adapter for Spring Loaded Terminals Amplifier Speaker Sound Systems 4Pack

I imagined this type of adapter in my head and went shopping and of course Amazon had the exact product to solve the problem. The construction is high quality, and the price is very reasonable for 4 adapters. Only caveat is double check that your spring or screw type speaker terminals on the back of your electronics have large enough pass-through holes on the post to accept this thicker 14-gauge bare wire end. My power amp was a recent vintage design and had probably at least12-gauge holes so it was a perfect fit, but very old-style amps and receivers (1960s and 70s) may be too small. Female end is a standard 4mm banana and the main part of the adapter is very flexible to fit into tight spaces in the back of an audio rack. Highly recommended.

Solid quality and a must have for your hi fidelity speaker connection.

I was hoping these would fit some smaller fittings. But they're very high quality so like those little chincy spring loaded speaker cable plugs might not work unless they'll take at least 16 gauge.

These worked as expected

Great quality. I will be buying another set to use with speakers. I use these with My Denon PAO-2200. I purchased this amp in 1987 while in Okinawa. The Denon gave new life to my Kef Q700. The sound so much better specially the bass. My Yamaha RS2700 can not match the Denon. Using Foso ZP3 amp and SMSl PL150 cd player.

Used these for my vintage Pioneer SX-1250 receiver. They are of good quality.

Excelentes cables

My current speaker cables terminate in banana plugs. I'm using a vintage (70's) Yamaha receiver that has spring loaded speaker connections - so I needed a solution. This adapter going from female banana plugs to a male braided metal connection seemed like exactly what I needed.BUT...The end of the metal braid was soldered to prevent fraying. The soldered end was, however, oblong and was too large to fit into the spring clip. I ended up snipping off the solder joint and twisting the braid together. At that point it was just about the maximum size able to fit into the spring clip.Problem solved and I am using the adapter without issue.