Lexikon Bananenstecker specifications
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The banana plug is a connector invented by the Hirschmann company. The plug usually has a diameter of 4 mm, banana plugs with 2 or 2.6 mm are also common. Due to the diameter, the use of banana plugs for the speaker connection to an amplifier is not allowed in Europe, since the plugs also fit into the usual Schuko sockets.
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