, and where to get em ?I'm thinking those original hair thin cables Marshall use can't be optimal .
Here's a pick
Speaker Connectors
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Speaker Connectors
I am about to beef up the internal wiring in my cab with thicker speaker cable and wonder what these connectors is called , and where to get em ?
I'm thinking those original hair thin cables Marshall use can't be optimal .
Here's a pick
, and where to get em ?I'm thinking those original hair thin cables Marshall use can't be optimal .
Here's a pick
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Re: Speaker Connectors
Spade connectors (sometimes called push terminals). But I wouldn't trust those. Liable to corrode and/or loosen. Solder is your friend.
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Re: Speaker Connectors
Thank m8demonufo wrote:Spade connectors (sometimes called push terminals). But I wouldn't trust those. Liable to corrode and/or loosen. Solder is your friend.
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Re: Speaker Connectors
if you get the connectors good and tight you should be good, i have seen 30 odd year old peavey cabinets with those connectors and they work fine i have never had problems with those but i just make sure they are tight and are unlikely to come off, sometimes i'd solder the wire on to the spade
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