Banana Connector To Rca

[45.0 pF/ft] I have a professional background in cable manufacturing, and must say... these are VERY nicely crafted cables. Canare wire is of good quality. I have always found it to be limber, lays flat, and the copper is pure which takes solder very well. I really like the "locking" banana connectors that are used on these cables. For those that aren't familiar with the concept... the banana conductor will expand when the ring of the connector is turned. Plug it in, give the ring a clockwise twist, and the pin of the connector will expand within the binding post ensuring a solid connection and keeping the connector inserted snugly. Rotating the ring counter clockwise retracts the pin allowing the connector be removed freely. These cables are dressed nicely and look great. I'm not a cable snob and not into the high end stuff, but when it comes to "value" these cables are it! For the money, you can't go wrong.

[Black] I always wonder why we need another type of speaker connector besides the common spade and banana ones. This is my first time to use speakON and now I know why. Given the low impedance (4 or 8 ohms) of speakers, any reduction of resistance of wires and connectors would help. As for build quality, Neutrik is always the best you can find.

[0.04 lb] Great for connecting a shutter release to you Canon camera. I only wish the tiny RCA connector came with an adapter that allows it to fit into the older Pocket Wizards receptacle which is larger.

[11 AWG] These cables are great as anything else in this price point, love the locking banana plugs

[Open-screw] These banana plugs serve well for terminating medium-gauge speaker wires.

[0.185 lb] Chinese connector

[Latch lock] This connector is build very well.

[0.905 lb] This is a wonderful connector ...

[Black] Good quality RCA male-male cables.

[0.155 lb] Nice cables that are well made instead of the rinky dink RCA cables of the past.