Any inexpensive speaker jumpers out there?

[jephdood]

I have extra wire, but don't want to order the spades, shrink tubing, and techflex to make my own unless I have to. Any place out there sell inexpensive 4-6" speaker jumpers pre-made?

[messiah]

Did you check parts express?

Cable co has these:

http://www.thecableco.com/product.php?id=3562

[EndersShadow]

I have extra wire, but don't want to order the spades, shrink tubing, and techflex to make my own unless I have to. Any place out there sell inexpensive 4-6" speaker jumpers pre-made?

You can probably make your own for much cheaper....I just did this last night (but I also had extra banana's)

Monoprice's spades are quite cheap and heatshrink is really cheap as well....

[Face]

I would contact Frank at Signal: http://signalcable.com/

[hearingimpared]

You could go the route above with Frank as he makes fine cables and jumpers but I've used Radio Shack 12 ga pure copper stranded wire with find results on my 1.2TLs. Very, very inexpensive.

[jephdood]

I could always tin some wire ends and be done with it, but I'd kinda like them to look nice. Why am I not finding any spades at Monoprice? Nothing at Parts Express looks that great.

[george daniel]

here

http://www.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls....rs-by-Paul-Spe

[jephdood]

here

http://www.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls....rs-by-Paul-Spe

Hey, not bad George.

I don't care what everybody else says. You're all right.

[hearingimpared]

I could always tin some wire ends and be done with it, but I'd kinda like them to look nice. Why am I not finding any spades at Monoprice? Nothing at Parts Express looks that great.

The Rat Shack wire has nice, thick, fire engine red insulation and doesn't kink up. If you do the ends up right it can be quite attractive.

[billbillw]

I use Rat Shack spades crimped onto 3" lengths of some spare braided 12GA OFC copper wire that I have laying around. The Rat Shack spades are less than $5 for a set of 8. I don't see a real need for techflex on jumpers.

[thuffman03]

How about this:

http://www.rivercurrentcables.com/9.html

I have seen them, very well built.

To buy them call the guy at www.vintagehifishop.com. He has them in stock.