Sewell SW-29863-12 Deadbolt Banana Plugs 12-Pairs by, Gold Plated Speaker Plugs, Quick Connect

There have been other reviews that note that the metal probe will not spring back after repeated use, and that is a simple fact. After removing it the probe will be loose and less secure. It will crush and not spring back to shape indicating it is a spent probe. You will have to send these back if you are a perfectionist when it comes to audio. It is impossible to recover the original shape of the contact once it crushes. I would guess that the majority of folks just stick these together Let them go and forget about them There are a lot of people who give high marks for this reason. It's a Yamaha RX-1000 which I use with mine This tuner has the A660 AV capability and the Setup of Klipsch reference speakers in two channels So as not to have to remove the wires, I had to be very careful with how I routed the wires. At the moment, they're good enough, but I'm on the lookout for some good recyclable plugs. The style I've used in the past has been a more classic design with dual set screws or a BFA type with a non-conductive It's not always easy to find ones that aren't expensive, but here are a few marketed by "Eastone". You will not be able to use these with an application where you need to change your configuration and plug and unplug. If you look closely at the probe design, you will notice that the split/ flared section represents a smaller area compared to probe designs where the whole probe is segmented and flared Because it has been expanded, it might be the design and layout I mean the material, not the author.
I am not going to settle for anything less than perfect, especially when I have invested so much time and money into every other aspect of my business. This review is not meant to bash the product, but I feel compelled to point out the shortcomings that have been raised by other reviewers. As long as that issue is addressed, other than the above, the design is adequate. The wire locks in well, the rubber strip is grippy and the body is solid metal with a large diameter, but it is conductive and can short It was a mistake to buy these, so I've asked for them to be returned. There is one problem of this product that I cannot recommend it.
Two stars because it works an initial time.

Bridger Kelly

| Sep 19, 2020

They look nice, work well, and hold pretty tight. It has returned. While my new double screw ones hold a little bit tighter, my old ones look nice, work well, and held pretty tightly. I removed them, I noticed the connection was flattened and when I reinstalled them, they were Is there any prospect of them working? I have, but I wasn't sure they would hold up for years, so I returned them and bought the ones I mentioned above. I have plugged in and out these new ones at least a dozen times and find them to be more responsive. (They use the same type of plug as the media bridge version, but have a double screw system, which was fast and easy, and felt Toles would be my next choice, but if you really want them, the media bridge would be better).

Nina Munoz

| Aug 18, 2020

I really enjoy using the Sewell Deadbolts. They are straightforward and professional-looking. The fit and finish are excellent. All material is fully polished, including the 24k Gold Plating Connector and the Crimping Teeth. My favorite feature of the banana plugs is that they are color coded- It's red and it's blue The word black embodies the color black The process of installation is made simple. Moreover, the connection between the speakers and the amplifier is very snug. Sewell Deadbolts use raw wire stripped of their casings to fold over the teeth on the center collar, and then the stem is threaded over the top, securing the wire against the stem's cap with the pressure of the cap screwed in tight. Designed to accept wire widths up to 8 mm, these can be used for telephone wire and cable There is an AWG and they recommend using 10 Weighing guide. After installing them, I now understand why the 10-year device was recommended Weighing guide. The 14- is what I am using An AWG speaker wire is insulated with plastic, and pushed up into a collar via a plastic sleeve. The wire is bent over the collar's teeth with the insulation inside the sleeve. I will be glad to take your In any case, for a little over $700 more, I recommend the Sewell Silverback Banana Plugs and the concern discussed Despite all the wires holding the assembly together, I'm not pleased with the design since thin copper wires are all that hold it together. In this way, copper wires are susceptible to breaking at the top of the collar (teeth) if the speaker wire is moved If we were to choose a Design Feature, we would choose a slip-resistant flooring Using a collar ferrule threaded into the back of the banana plug, the wire will be stable within the plug. Granted, there should not be any (or too much) movement that breaks the wires, but when you put it all together, if anyone pulls the wire for any reason other than to unplug the banana plug, the wire will fail before the banana plug is removed. I will be purchasing the Silverback Banana Plugs for my next application.

Autumn Johns

| Jul 19, 2020