Parts Express Binding Post Banana Jack with 1" Thread 2 Pair Black Gold

The Parts Express binding post banana jack is excellent quality and works exactly as expected. The build feels solid with good contact and no looseness, giving me confidence in the connection. Installation was simple and the 1" panel mount size fit perfectly in my speaker project. It accepts both bare wire and banana plugs securely and provides a clean, professional look. If you need reliable, well-made binding posts for your audio projects, these are a great choice.

I've bought a couple sets of these now, mostly to avoid having to cut a large hole in a box. They work just fine and will easily reach through 3/4" MDF with plenty of room to spare. I did have one break when my box slid around and it hit the side of my interior, but that is my fault and not the fault of the product.

Work pretty well. The side wire hole will allow a banana plug thru it eliminating the need for right angle banana plugs. Nice.

great mostly, but due to 2000w of subs the screws in the plastic keep vibrating out and i had to wrap electrical tape around the whole thing to keep the wires permanently attached

I used these for some custom speaker boxes for my Chevelle. Worked great and looks good. Great price and didn't have to go to waste my time at local hardware knowing I'm not gonna find it there.

These work perfect for putting through a .75" thick MDF cover or side panel of a speaker enclosure. I prefer these over using a terminal cup. They look nicer and are easier to line up with your speaker connectors to help you use the least amount of wire needed.

Very nice quality. Non magnetic and sturdy. Threads are long enough to go through the 3/4” wall of my speaker project.

Looks like they will be pretty easy to insert into the binding posts of my Definitive Technology ProCinema speakers

Old speaker terminals had disintegrated and needed to be replaced. The new Express Binding Posts worked a treat but needed to adjust opening in speaker box to refit terminal plate back in place as the terminal shaft was longer than the old terminal.