Sewell Strike Banana Plugs (14 Pairs)

SWL-SW-30530-14
$39.98

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World's Smallest Banana Plug

This Strike plug is only 1.5 inches long, and less than half of that length will actually be extending out of your equipment once the Strike is plugged in.

Installs in Seconds

These Strike plugs don't require any screws or solder. All you need to do is insert the cable and screw the bottom half on.

Secure Connection

Not only does the patent-pending V-Lock cone give you a fast connection, it also gives you the maximum surface area contact. That means you will have the best signal possible and an incredibly strong connection.

V-Lock Technology

Strike Plugs use patent-pending V-Lock Technology that gives you an incredibly fast and secure connection. V-Lock Technology incorporates a cone inside the banana plug that spreads the wires out as you push the cable in. This gives you maximum surface area contact without any extra effort.

Sewell Strike Banana Plugs (14 Pairs)


The easiest speaker wire upgrade you’ll ever make

 

I’ve been using banana plugs in my home theater for over a decade. They won’t magically improve your sound quality, but they will reduce your stress level when connecting your speaker wire to your AVR, processor, amplifier, or speakers.

I’ve tried almost every banana plug out there, and the Sewell Strike Banana Plugs are hands-down my favorite. 

Here’s why:

  • Install in seconds – seriously, no tools required
  • Rock-solid connection – your wires stay put
  • Ultra-compact – just 1.5" long and slim enough for tight spaces
  • Perfect fit – for AVRs, processors, amps, and speakers

If you don’t have a lot of room behind your gear, these are perfect as they are the shortest and most convenient banana plugs I’ve ever used.

 

World's Smallest Banana Plug

 

How to Install a Strike plug:

 

Open Plug

Unscrew the bottom of the Strike plug about half way.

 

Insert Cable

Insert the bare conductor of the speaker wire through the bottom of the plug.

Push the Cable

Keep pressing the wire into the banana plug until you can't push it any farther to ensure a good connection.

Close Plug

Screw the bottom of the banana plug back in place to clamp down on the wire to assure a secure connection.

 

That’s it! No mini screwdrivers or fumbling with tiny set screws. Just a quick, clean connection.

These are the banana plugs I personally use in my home theater.