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Northyorkspaul September 25th 14 03:31 PM

Old Technics speakers
 
Ok newbie hear ..hello......I have a pair of of old technics SB400 speakers,I wondered if anyone knows what cable/connectors I need,they have 2 'male' connections +/- and these are threaded?.
I know they are very old but they look good and I want hear them lol.

Many thanks for any info...Paul.

UnsteadyKen September 25th 14 08:17 PM

Old Technics speakers
 
In article ,
says...
.I have a pair of of old technics SB400
speakers,I wondered if anyone knows what cable/connectors I need,they
have 2 'male' connections +/- and these are threaded

They are called "binding posts" No connectors needed, bare the end of
the wire, unscrew the nuts, wrap the wire round the threaded posts and
then screw the nuts back on trapping the wire.


--
Ken O'Meara

David B September 26th 14 07:25 AM

Old Technics speakers
 
"UnsteadyKen" wrote in message
om...
In article ,
says...
.I have a pair of of old technics SB400
speakers,I wondered if anyone knows what cable/connectors I need,they
have 2 'male' connections +/- and these are threaded

They are called "binding posts" No connectors needed, bare the end of
the wire, unscrew the nuts, wrap the wire round the threaded posts and
then screw the nuts back on trapping the wire.


It sounds like he's missing the nuts.

Lots of old speakers have these binding posts so you could get some from
another pair of speakers or simply find a nut that fits.

--
David


Brian Gaff[_2_] September 26th 14 07:54 AM

Old Technics speakers
 
Normally they are captive though and some of them had a hole through the
post to help the connection be more robust.
Technics speakers, at least to me tended to be a bit thuddy on bass, and
slightly metalic otherwise.
Brian

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"David B" wrote in message
...
"UnsteadyKen" wrote in message
om...
In article ,
says...
.I have a pair of of old technics SB400
speakers,I wondered if anyone knows what cable/connectors I need,they
have 2 'male' connections +/- and these are threaded

They are called "binding posts" No connectors needed, bare the end of
the wire, unscrew the nuts, wrap the wire round the threaded posts and
then screw the nuts back on trapping the wire.


It sounds like he's missing the nuts.

Lots of old speakers have these binding posts so you could get some from
another pair of speakers or simply find a nut that fits.

--
David




Northyorkspaul September 26th 14 06:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brian Gaff[_2_] (Post 93468)
Normally they are captive though and some of them had a hole through the
post to help the connection be more robust.
Technics speakers, at least to me tended to be a bit thuddy on bass, and
slightly metalic otherwise.
Brian

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From the Sofa of Brian Gaff Reply address is active
"David B" wrote in message
...
"UnsteadyKen"
wrote in message
m...
In article
,
says...
.I have a pair of of old technics SB400
speakers,I wondered if anyone knows what cable/connectors I need,they
have 2 'male' connections +/- and these are threaded

They are called "binding posts" No connectors needed, bare the end of
the wire, unscrew the nuts, wrap the wire round the threaded posts and
then screw the nuts back on trapping the wire.


It sounds like he's missing the nuts.

Lots of old speakers have these binding posts so you could get some from
another pair of speakers or simply find a nut that fits.

--
David

Hello

Many thanks for the replies guys...I see now!...yes the nuts are missing but no problem,I was thinking it was some sort of special connector!....thanks again all.P.

Northyorkspaul September 26th 14 06:25 PM

Thank you all!
Quote:

Originally Posted by Northyorkspaul (Post 93469)
Hello

Many thanks for the replies guys...I see now!...yes the nuts are missing but no problem,I was thinking it was some sort of special connector!....thanks again all.P.



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