What Speaker Cable Can Connect To This Stereo?

[ineedavacation9]

Hi- I have this stereo from the 70s/80s- what kind of jack do I purchase to connect speakers?

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https/www.dropbox.com/s/lorjxkdxu6kk05d/IMG_3938.JPG?dl=0

 

[Alabalcho]

It seems to me this amp uses Banana plugs

 

[doolittle]

Hard to tell with the resolution, but if they are machine threaded it could be just missing the screws so it could accept bare wires or fish-eye / U crimps if you get new screws for it.

 

[ineedavacation9]

Please... Tech Gods-

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Here are two more photos...

https/www.dropbox.com/s/zvnlofmaggc1gme/IMG_3988.JPG?dl=0

https/www.dropbox.com/s/xyq2ppt4wzp9amq/IMG_3983.JPG?dl=0

 

[americanaudiophile]

Those are missing the screws that thread into the holes. I don't think a banana plug will work.
Find screws that will fit. You can use bare wire (carefully) or use spade lugs with those speaker terminals. You don't want a short between the terminals.
The stereo could be modified with 5 way binding posts to accept banana plugs or heavier bare wire. If you can solder it's not too hard.

 

[doolittle]

I'll bet that GND (ground) screw is the same size, using a plain-old manual philips head I would try it carefully and see if it will fit. If so, bring it over to home depot and match it up. #8-32 is a popular size, could be what you need.

 

[ArAnd0mPers0n]

Hi- I have this stereo from the 70s/80s- what kind of jack do I purchase to connect speakers?

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https/www.dropbox.com/s/lorjxkdxu6kk05d/IMG_3938.JPG?dl=0

These look like screw down terminals.