Jumpers & Connectors

Banana plugs, BFA connectors, spades and jumper links from Furutech, WBT, Atlas and AudioQuest, for terminating bare cable or replacing tired existing terminations.

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Choosing the right termination

The plug is the last few centimetres of the signal path and the part most likely to degrade over time. Oxidised contacts and loose fittings cost more performance than most people expect, and they are cheap to put right.

Banana plugs are the standard choice in the UK and fit most binding posts. BFA connectors are common on Naim equipment and some other British amplifiers. Spades give a larger contact area and suit binding posts that clamp tightly, though they need room behind the equipment. Check what your amplifier and speakers accept before ordering, since some binding posts are shrouded and will not take a spade.

Jumper links replace the metal link plates on bi-wireable speakers and are one of the cheapest improvements available if you are running a single-wire cable. If you would rather have terminations fitted than fit them yourself, we terminate cable to order free of charge.

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  • Tellurium Q Silver II Links /Jumpers Cable - 2 Pairs 15cm Banana to Spade Ex Demo
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    Tellurium Q

    Tellurium Q Silver II Links /Jumpers Cable - 2 Pairs 15cm Banana to Spade Ex Demo

    SKU: TQ Silver II Jumpers Ex Demo 15cm Banana to Spade

    £73.33 £91.67
    Ex. VAT ✓ Save £18.33

    While the “Black range” (Black, Ultra Black and Black Diamond) could be categorised as neutral/ natural the “Silver” would lean more to neutral, detail and extension.

    Tellurium Q Speaker Cables are also available in Bi-Wire configurations, Please contact us for more information.

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