1014 Spade

Name: 1014 Spade
Brand: AudioQuest
SKU: GSL1014
Price: 60.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Connectors – Fits 1/4" Binding Posts (Supports up to 10 AWG)

AudioQuest 1414 Spade connectors fit a 1/4" binding post, will fit wire up to 14 AWG, and are supplied with 20 x red & 20 x black "boots" for a seamless-looking termination.

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SKU: GSL1014 | UPC: 092592098619

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