What are the advantages and disatvantages of a 5 way binding post vs. the standard spring clip terminal?
here's my 3 cents
5 way vs. Spring?
What are the advantages and disatvantages of a 5 way binding post vs. the standard spring clip terminal?
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I'm wondering the same thing. Hopefully the 5 way one is good because I got 2 of them for my setup. Anyone know anything between this comparison?
98 Grand Cherokee Limited 5.2L
H/U: Alpine
Speakers: Polk 6.5" GXR
Amp: Hifonics BX1500D
Subs: 2 12" RE SE's
Box: Custom 3.3 Cubic foot ported
Box tuned to 35 Hz
In The Making: 5.1 cubic foot Box
Ported to 28 Hz with
Pluged Port (35 Hz)
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A 5-way allows you to use a bannana plug, which is great for electronics stuff but kinda useless for car audio. It also lets you screw down a spade lug which is handy sometimes. But for speaker wires it's overkill.
dave
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Rear Fill: Boston SE953 6X9's
here's my 3 cents
Great. I can save the $2 and get spring clip then. ThanxOriginally posted by maylar
A 5-way allows you to use a bannana plug, which is great for electronics stuff but kinda useless for car audio. It also lets you screw down a spade lug which is handy sometimes. But for speaker wires it's overkill.
"I am going to get a stereo so loud it can blow womens close off" Seth Green
Mmmmm..... Bass.
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