Can I use the banana clips on back to wire my left and right speakers?
740659
No, the speaker out connection uses spring clips. Or you can simply run your other speakers from your amp.
1676049
Yes, no problem, assuming the wire in question doesn't have thicker than normal insulation. The clip may not hold the wire tightly as I think it's smaller than RG6 coaxial cable it is designed for. You might compare your speaker wire to coaxial cable to see if it will fit.
653317
You would use the white one and black/white for one speaker side, the gray and black/gray would be your other speaker. It does not matter which is right or left as long as you match the pairs as I just stated.
1688310
No, those aren't compatible with banana connectors. You'd want to get either bare wire or one's that are compatible with spring-loaded inputs. Here are adapters for an example of what the end of a cable with spring-loaded adapters would look like. http://www.amazon.com/SilverbackSL-Gold-Connectors-Spring-Loaded-Inputs/dp/B00B1V0CRI/
154632
Yes as long as you don't need to bi-wire and if they will match your front speakers best to buy matching front speakers imo
341035
Yes, you can use banana plugs to connect to these speakers. This is how I have wired up my system.
129621
Bananas also work for connecting speaker wires to the 551R. There is a red or black plastic plug in the "banana hole" you'll need to pot out to make room, but that's no big deal. (In Europe, some AC plugs resemble bananas, hence the regulation that requires the plugs.) I hope this is helpful. Dick from Spearit Sound
200125
It does not appear to accept banana plugs. I guess you would call it a binding post where you wrap the speaker cable around it and tighten the plastic nut on top. There are actually 2 sets on each speaker which are jumped together. You can remove the jumper and separately drive high/low frequencies from 2 different amps.
2064454
The wires are only wired to the connector on the one end. They are bare on the other end. You can clip that end into the provided speakers, other speakers, or (as we did) tape them to the existing wires for our installed speakers.
2011238
I couldn't use a banana plug on my speakers, I normally prefer banana plugs given the choice. I think sound quality is the same.
1755281
The old fashioned speaker wire works just fine. You can use banana plugs or screw tighten the copper wire.
102021
If you are using stripped bare wire, yes. Tighten down the caps. I would recommend getting some banana plugs, I have these same speakers and use banana plugs, it makes things a lot easier
1669546
Perhaps you are talking about 'BANANA plugs' which are made for regular two strand speaker wire (think lamp cord). The subs I've worked with all used the RCA plug to receive signals from the 'subwoofer-out' non-amplified port on the amplifier. If there is no sub port on amp, use the BANANA plugs or twist terminals in and out, to place subwoofer input from L&R; channels before the L&R; speakers. Either way Banana plugs are readily available. IF you are using outdoor type Public Address, concert sound stuff ( Peavey, etc.), then yes they all use 1/4" big plugs for rugged, easily repairable, simplicity. Perhaps you are talking about 'BANANA plugs' which are made for regular two strand speaker wire (think lamp cord). The subs I've worked with all used the RCA plug to receive signals from the 'subwoofer-out' non-amplified port on the amplifier. If there is no sub port on amp, use the BANANA plugs or twist terminals in and out, to place subwoofer input from L&R; channels before the L&R; speakers. Either way Banana plugs are readily available. IF you are using outdoor type Public Address, concert sound stuff ( Peavey, etc.), then yes they all use 1/4" big plugs for rugged, easily... » Read More Perhaps you are talking about 'BANANA plugs' which are made for regular two strand speaker wire (think lamp cord). The subs I've worked with all used the RCA plug to receive signals from the 'subwoofer-out' non-amplified port on the amplifier. If there is no sub port on amp, use the BANANA plugs or twist terminals in and out, to place subwoofer input from L&R; channels before the L&R; speakers. Either way Banana plugs are readily available. IF you are using outdoor type Public Address, concert sound stuff ( Peavey, etc.), then yes they all use 1/4" big plugs for rugged, easily repairable, simplicity. « Show Less
1673108
Perhaps this?http://www.summitsource.com/steren-200rd-banana-male-speaker-plug-connector-solder-type-jack-connector-gauge-wire-digital-audio-component-signal-cable-solder-type-banana-plug-part-250200rd-p-8704.html?ref=1&gclid;=CLzanO2wkLwCFepDMgodYWgAAQ
2073164
Yes, all of the speaker terminals can be direct wired or use banana plugs. My set-up is using banana plugs with no issues.
918167
No. You can use regular speaker wire. Banana plugs are just more convenient and sound better.
338412
Yes, you strip some of the speaker wire and insert it through the middle of this banana plug. You need to be careful not to have stripped too much or it could contact something else and short out (or damage the equipment). Your receiver or amplifier needs to have female banana plug style connectors to plug into.