crossover terminals (euro style?!)

[JustinG]

A while back someone posted that they used something like "euro style connectors" to wire the
input and output of their crossovers. Basically it has pairs of screws that are connected by a metal
plate in a plastic case. If anyone knows what I'm talking about and could point me in the right
direction that would be great.

[Steve Henry]

> A while back someone posted that they used
> something like "euro style
> connectors" to wire the
> input and output of their crossovers.
> Basically it has pairs of screws that are
> connected by a metal
> plate in a plastic case. If anyone knows
> what I'm talking about and could point me in
> the right
> direction that would be great.

I get them at Radio Shack. They have multiple sizes, so I buy the largest divisible by 2 & cut.

[philiparcario]

Provided Link: euro-style terminal strip


> I get them at Radio Shack. They have
> multiple sizes, so I buy the largest
> divisible by 2 & cut.
radio shack link 12 size

[dlneubec]

Provided Link: 12 Position European Barrier Strip


> radio shack link 12 size

MCM has them even cheaper. These are what I've been using. They can easily be cut down to whatever size you need.

Dan

[philiparcario]

> MCM has them even cheaper. These are what
> I've been using. They can easily be cut down
> to whatever size you need.

> Dan
I glad you found that link. I could not find it so I gave him the shack!.. The shack is really only good if its close to your house and you don't want to wait for shipping. mcm and pe are less costly 90 percent of the time! phil