Banana plugs
 

If you're like me and have been too cheap to spend $6 a pair on banana
plugs, monoprice.com has a nice copper plug at $1.76 a pair. They
get a little cheaper if you buy more than 1 pair. Product ID is 2801.
These are solder type but they have a pdf showing how to use them
without solder. I followed their instructions and they work just
great.

Mike O.

Banana plugs
 

Mike O. wrote:

If you're like me and have been too cheap to spend $6 a pair on banana
plugs, monoprice.com has a nice copper plug at $1.76 a pair. They
get a little cheaper if you buy more than 1 pair. Product ID is 2801.
These are solder type but they have a pdf showing how to use them
without solder. I followed their instructions and they work just
great.

Mike O.


Mouser Electronics. Solderless.

171-5462 BANANA RED $0.71 each
http://www.mouser.com/Search/Product...ilpzkcmKnKwPZj
g%3d%3d

or http://tinyurl.com/3c2ybm


171-5461 BANANA BLACK $0.70 each
http://www.mouser.com/Search/Product...ilpxiXs4n0CVYp
Q%3d%3d

or http://tinyurl.com/36hmbo

Banana plugs
 

In Steve Cutchen
wrote:

Mouser Electronics. Solderless.

Worth mentioning is that Mouser still has no minimum order for stocked
items.

Digikey is another nice outfit to do business with for small orders,
although they add a $5 "handling charge" for orders of under $25 (but
when was the last time you bought less than $25 of anything?).

--
Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN