No-brand product Banana Rhodium Carbon Speaker Cable Connectors 【Kawaki】High-End Plugs, 8-Pack, Plated, Fiber, Solderless, Screw-Type, 【P211】
Key Specifications:
- Package Size: 2 x 15 x 8 cm
- Package Weight: 90 g
Product Details:
Package contents: 8 carbon fiber banana plugs (If the order quantity is even, red and black plugs will be automatically distributed in equal numbers upon shipment).
High-quality materials: Carbon fiber and non-magnetic treated rhodium-plated case, case diameter 11mm, inner hole diameter 8mm, main body hole diameter 4.5mm.
Application Scope: As a banana head connector for DIY equipment, it is compatible with DIY equipment such as horn wires, acoustic wires, and signal wires.
Advanced Technology: Uses a copper alloy rhodium-plated body treated with α (Alpha) technology, carbon fiber, and a non-magnetic rhodium-plated case.
Easy Installation: The copper alloy fixing screws (hex screws) allow for easy installation using a solderless screw-tightening method.
High-performance specifications: Uses international copper for oxidation resistance and noise reduction; no welding required for installation.
【Kawaki Product Details】 Specifications: Product: Carbon fiber banana chips, 8 pieces (If the order quantity is even, red and black will be automatically shipped in equal numbers) Model: P211 Material: Carbon fiber and non-magnetic treated rhodium-plated case Case: 11mm Inner hole: 8mm Body hole diameter: 4.5mm Category: DIY equipment banana heads Application: Horn wire, acoustic wire, signal wire DIY equipment Description: Copper alloy rhodium-plated body processed with α (Alpha) technology Carbon fiber and non-magnetic treated rhodium-plated case Copper alloy fixing screw (hex screw) 【Kawaki Notes】 1. International copper, antioxidant, noise reduction, welding-free 2. DIY product, if you have any questions, you can ask the small shop or search for instructions online. Kawaki is grateful. 3. Many customers have reported that it doesn't fit at first, but this is because the card is too tight, so it's okay to apply a little force at first.