This 6' long NL2 to Banana 2-Pole Speaker Cable from Benchmark features Canare Star Quad speaker cable. Four heavy-duty 14 AWG stranded conductors are combined into two pairs arranged in a "Star Quad" configuration. The combined conductors are equivalent to 11 AWG, but the Star Quad cabling reduces magnetic interference, making this cable a considerable step-up from straight 2-conductor cables.

Use this cable for connecting an amplifier to a speaker with the appropriate connections for stereo or bridged-mono applications only. Use 4-pole type cables for bi-amp applications.

11 AWG (effective wire gauge - pair of 14 AWG conductors)

Heavy-duty 40 amp locking Neutrik NL2FX connectors on one end
Heavy-duty locking banana plugs on the other end

4-wire Star Quad cable

Polyethylene Dielectric for low capacitance and improved frequency response

Flexible heavy-duty jacket

Assembled by hand in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the dimensions of the laptop surface itself?

A: The dimensions of the tray for the ProX X-LTF01 Laptop Shelf with 1-3/8" Pole Adapter for Speaker Stand or VESA Arm (Black), BH # PRXLTF01BL, are unpublished. It is estimated to be about 9"W x 10"L

Q: 2. What is the internal diameter of the base the mounts onto the stand?

A: Regarding the ProX X-LTF01 Laptop Shelf with 3/8" Pole Adapter for Speaker Stand or VESA Arm (Black), the internal diameter of the base that mounts onto the stand is 1-3/8".

Q: 3. Can two of these be threaded together to make one longer pole? I'm mounting on a KS212C with a K10.2 on top but need more height.

A: You wouldn't want to couple two together as that may create a dangerous tipping situation. Ultimate Support does have and adjustable sub pole that extends to 52". https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/914419-REG/ultimate_support_js_sp50_satellite_subwoofer_pole.html And On-Stage has one that will extend to 60" https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/425075-REG/On_Stage_SS7745_SS7745_Adjustable_P_A.html

Q: 4. Which is the best mount for the L7-C LE2 LED Fresnel for using on location?

A: A Matthews Hollywood Combo Steel Stand - 14.75' (4.5m) B&H # MALSCHWT would be a suitable stand to hold this light on location.

Q: 5. Is this a standard 4mm Banana Plug?

A: The Canare 4S11 with Banana connectors are 4mm locking plugs.

Q: 6. I can't tell if this is a white or green phosphor tube?

A: The AGM PVS-14 Night Vision Monocular (Gen 2+, Level 2) has a NL2 - Gen 2+ “Level 2” green phosphor tube.

Q: 7. What is the diameter of the prong? Will it fit into the Sonos Amp? What is the ID of the wire hole?

A: The Tera Grand Open-Screw Type Banana Plugs (Pair) are a standard "banana" connector with a typical diameter of 4mm. This connector will not fit into any of the connections on the Sonos Amp and are meant for products that specify banana connectivity.

Q: 8. just how good is this amp? give me a comparison .

A: This model is known for its very low self noise and high signal to noise ratio using Benchmark's DAC3 digital to analog converter. It is also known for its ability to output at higher levels without introducing distortion into the signal. Further details can be found on the AHB2 product page on Benchmark's site, linked here: https://benchmarkmedia.com/products/benchmark-ahb2-power-amplifier

Q: 9. Will this pole mount allow SRM-215 V-class cabinets to be mounted on DRM-18S subs? Aren't the pole sockets standard across Mackie speakers? Just need clarification as to why there are "separate" poles for DRM and presumably SRM lines.

A: Yes, the Mackie SPM400 Adjustable Speaker Pole for DRM Series Subwoofers will work to mount a Mackie SRM-215 loudspeaker. The SPM400 has a standard 1.378" diameter for speaker mounting and is a stated compatible accessory to the SRM series.

Q: 10. How bad idea is to use this pole to stick a K12.2 in one side and the KS212C subwoofer in the other? Could it work? How unstable could that tower be?

A: The subwoofer weighs 88 pounds. It is only 15 inches wide, which is about the same width as the K12.2. Technically you can mount it, but you might want to think about putting it on its own separate tripod speaker stand. It would definitely be more stable that way.