RE: In wall Phon Sockets

["Paul Gordon" <paul_gordon@xxxxxxx>]

This is EXACTLY what I did, with those very M*****s terminals. I used a
double faceplace, and mounted four sets of terminals on it.

If you choose to try this, (and the result is very acceptable IMHO), then I
would definately reiterate the point about being very careful when you
drill
the faceplate - it's very brittle, and very easy to crack. - the same
arises
when tightening the terminals in the plate.

The faceplates are sooo cheap, just buy two of them anyway!

Paul G.


>
> >Can anyone point me to a source for a nice in wall set of phonos?
>
>Ahem, look at
>http://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/jhoye/ha/make_speaker_terminal_wallplates.htm
>and use M*****s (spit) part number FT95 (black) and/or DE77 (red) phono
>sockets for 99p each (assuming they have some in stock!).  A blank
>faceplate
>will cost around 50p, and you will need a 6.3mm drill bit and basic
>soldering skills.
>
>Total parts cost:  around £2.50
>
>If you don't feel brave enough drilling Mark, just ask, and I'll try
>M******s this lunchtime - if you're lucky I can have one  made up this
>evening - though you'll still have to solder the leads to the backs of
the
>phonos - unless they are crimpable.
>
>James H

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