Whats the best way to get two wires into the one side of the adapter? I’m having a hard time.
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Using a spare section of wire, practice cleanly removing the insulation without fraying the wire. Don’t twist the wires, just slide them straight in. I wouldn’t expect any trouble with two #14 wires.
Great suggestion! I’ll try that! Thanks!
Using a spare section of wire, practice cleanly removing the insulation without fraying the wire. Don’t twist the wires, just slide them straight in. I wouldn’t expect any trouble with two #14 wires.
These were suggested, but out of stock. I’m looking for something similar.
Ocelot Banana Plugs, 24k Gold Plated Connectors, Open Screw Type, 12 Pair, 12 Pair (24 plugs)
I’ve not used any to suggest an alternative to you, but maybe others here who have, will chime in. 👍
These were suggested, but out of stock. I’m looking for something similar.
Ocelot Banana Plugs, 24k Gold Plated Connectors, Open Screw Type, 12 Pair, 12 Pair (24 plugs)
Maybe use a 2-way speaker selector with impedance protection/matching, or if that’s not preferred, then go for ‘stackable’ 4mm banana plugs instead. Try Amazon, or other reputable sites online.
Yes. I’m wiring 4 Sonos speakers to an Amp. Using this wire;
14/2 Speaker Wire 14 Gauge (Copper Clad Aluminum) - Fire Safety in Wall Rated Audio Speaker Wire Cable / CL2 Rated / 2 Conductors - CCA
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So you’re connecting speaker wire to a Sonos Amp?
What size wire are you using?
What adapter? As far as I know, all Sonos adapters are either RCA or 3.5mm jacks.
I’m using these. Very hard to get 2 wires in one hole.
Those are certainly banana clips, as I mentioned in my reply here.
Or something like this, perhaps🤔?
What adapter? As far as I know, all Sonos adapters are either RCA or 3.5mm jacks.
Maybe use a converter that fits both the output and the input.
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