where to get this kind of banana plugs?

[masterh]

I need banana plugs that has 4 tabs in one (box shape)
it's for 2 pairs of speakers which will be connected to speaker connector

I can't find anywhere

 

[markw]

Not being able to see what you're talking about, wouldn't either two doubles or four singles suffice?

That's assuming they are true banana plugs.

 

[masterh]

http://www.nilesaudio.com/images/legacy/manuals/svl6man.pdf
there is an image on page 11

thanks

 

[highfigh]

http://www.nilesaudio.com/images/legacy/manuals/svl6man.pdf
there is an image on page 11

thanks

Banana plugs don't fit that terminal and I've never seen the crimp-on pins in a row of four. What gauge are you using? Unless you're using 10 or 12 ga, anything else fits in the holes and if you want these because making the connections is a pain in the tookas, the green connectors should be removable on that switcher.

 

[Rickster71]

the green connectors should be removable on that switcher.

I have that selector, and as highfigh mentioned the connectors slide right out.

 

[AcuDefTechGuy]

http://www.nilesaudio.com/images/legacy/manuals/svl6man.pdf
there is an image on page 11

thanks

That's just a DRAWING.

Don't believe it.

 

[masterh]

can anyone just tell me where I can get those? thanks

 

[highfigh]

can anyone just tell me where I can get those? thanks

As stated, those green terminals don't take banana plugs. They could take the rigid metal pins but there's no advantage to using them. Strip off about 1/4" of the insulation from each wire, twist the ends and insert them before tightening the clamps.

 

[Adam]

can anyone just tell me where I can get those? thanks

I'm assuming that you are trying to replace the original connector blocks and not get something to plug into the original connectors. I didn't run across any sources, but I recommend contacting Niles Audio to ask if they still carry those. They are, after all, replacement parts for that unit.

 

[markw]

can anyone just tell me where I can get those? thanks

Get what? Didn't the four-wire connectors come with the unit? If not, you need to order them. They seem to be unique to Niles.

Red page ten of the manual in the link you supplied for how to implement them. ...or take heed of Highfive's post.

 

[highfigh]

Get what? Didn't the four-wire connectors come with the unit? If not, you need to order them. They seem to be unique to Niles.

Red page ten of the manual in the link you supplied for how to implement them. ...or take heed of Highfive's post.

They're not unique- they're a variation of what are called 'Phoenix connectors'.

As Mark posted- if they didn't come with the switcher and it was new, return it and if it wasn't new, talk to the seller. They come with it but should be available from Niles.

 

[masterh]

yeah it didn't come with those connectors since I bought it used.

I will contact them

 

[highfigh]

yeah it didn't come with those connectors since I bought it used.

I will contact them

I looked for the model number and NGX sells the same piece with their name on it. Check with Radio Shack for the connectors since they sell the NGX version online.

Have you contacted the seller about this?

 

[adk highlander]

Niles is a great company and their customer service is top notch. When I had lost some connectors for one of my intellipads they sent me a complete set for free and it was way out of warranty.

 

[Rickster71]

I need banana plugs that has 4 tabs in one (box shape)
it's for 2 pairs of speakers which will be connected to speaker connector

I can't find anywhere

I'm curious as to why you asked for 'Banana Plugs' when you knew you were missing the 'Connector' that you later supplied a picture of?

Is this the same yogurt shop that you've been trying to set-up speakers in for the last five months?

 

[masterh]

they sent me 7 connectors for free. niles rocks!

 

[BMXTRIX]

Glad the Niles hooked you up. I missed this thread originally, but I would have been willing to ship you some Phoenix connectors as they are actually a VERY common type of connector for equipment.

While those looked like they were spring loaded, typically they are screw down terminations. (see pic below) I can't really name all the places that I've seen them, but I know Sherbourn, Extron, Crestron, AMX, Polycom, Tandberg, ClearOne, and just a LONG line of other professional companies use Phoenix connectors for all their audio and control connectivity.

The hard part is that Phoenix Connectors are made in about a billion differrent sizes...