About the Speaker Wire Terminals
Terminate your speaker wires neatly
Running new speaker wires? These gold-plated wiring terminals from Accele will provide neat and reliable connections for your amplifier. The package contains four crimp-on spade connectors for attaching 12- to 16-gauge speaker wire to your amplifier's screw-down output terminals. Available with black or red soft PVC insulation for easy identification. Warranty: 60 days.
What's in the box:
- Four 12-16 AWG male spade connectors (0.1875" inner width)
- 4 Red rubber boots (pre-installed)
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These made installation of my sound system very efficient. They are very well made and easy to crimp. I recommend these to help with any installation.
David from Houston, TX
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5 questions already asked
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Will these speaker wire terminals fit on standard 5 way binding posts?
[ Chuck May 18, 2021 ]
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it would help if you could be more specific
[ James Jul 25, 2021 ]
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How do we crimp these?
[ Tom Sep 18, 2020 ]
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I found it near impossible to crimp them with a crimp tool or pliers. I ended up crimping them as best as I could with a pliers, and then I hit it with a hammer to make it tight.
[ Smith Nov 22, 2020 ]
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My recollection is that I used a regular pair of pliers to crimp them.
[ Brooks Sep 18, 2020 ]
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I have a pair of Thiel Speakers that require a Spade connector - while the TV requires a (sigh) RCA connectors. Does a this type of wire harness exist? Or do i have to build one?
[ Larry Jun 17, 2019 ]
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You can purchase rca-male to rca-female main cables to suit your length req'mts, then use this adapter at your speakers (Rockford Fosgate RFI2SW Adapter Cable from Speaker Wires to RCA Plug). The Crutchfield spades are pretty high quality. The black insulating sleeves are meant to be pulled back over the wire, then pulled over the crimp after wire crimping is completed ( I.e. wires not crimped w/ the black sleeve in place like standard crimp spades). If you don't have a crimp tool, you can use a pair of needle nose pliers to save money. Hope this helps. GB
[ GREGORY N Jul 01, 2019 ]
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Hi Larry,
First I want to say that Thiel Speakers are very nice, high end speakers!
Next I have to say that something about what you want to do doesn't quite make sense. Spade connectors on speakers are pretty common, but I don't think I've ever found RCA output jacks on a device used to power speakers directly. My guess is that what you are looking at on your TV is a pair of RCA jacks probably labeled 'Audio Out'. These would not power speakers directly as the output power is quite low. In fact, don't try it as the low impedance or resistance of your speakers may overload the circuits in your TV and cause some damage. Anyway, the 'Audio Out' jacks on your TV are, I believe, to be used to connect to a separate device such as a surround sound amp or a receiver. This separate amp or receiver would then have speaker output terminals with the power required to drive speakers. It might even have terminals for spade connectors. I suggest you review your TV's manual for examples of various external component connections. If you don't have a manual you can probably find one online. Also, you could call the guys at Crutchfield if my answer doesn't seem to apply.
[ Kenneth Jun 27, 2019 ]
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What is the outside width of the spade/forks?
[ Matthew Feb 06, 2019 ]
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Measuring a terminal I have, the outside width is .316" which is basically 5/16". Also, FYI, the slot in the tab measures .166" wide. This will fit up to a #8 Machine Screw. The material thickness measures .036" which is basically 1/32".
[ Kenneth Feb 10, 2019 ]
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.312 5/16
[ Carl Feb 09, 2019 ]
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