Furutech Torque Guard Binding Posts Model FT-809
The Weakest Link
The speaker binding often proves the weakest link in the quest for tight, low-distortion signal. Change your cables a few times and speaker binding posts can quickly loosen up. It’s bad enough in modestly-priced speakers where the simple remedy is to unscrew the back plate and tighten the nut behind the post. But with expensive, stand-mounted monitors or larger, more costly speaker systems why take the risk? The Torque Guard binding posts include a ratcheting mechanism so they can’t be over tightened for a tight, noise-free and undistorted signal path.
Furutech’s Torque Guard Binding Posts are the result of meticulous engineering and careful audition of various suitable materials. The FT-809 features α (Alpha) pure copper conductor for minimal impedance, and features a nonresonant polycarbonate housing with eutectic copper alloy ring. The unique patent-pending Torque Guard technology prevents over-tightening, allowing each post to be evenly set up for best channel balance and signal transfer.
・Patent-pending Torque Guard construction
・Main conductor: α (Alpha) Pure Copper conductor Rhodium-plated
・Housing: Polycarbonate
・Nylon (red/white) and Polycarbonate (clear) insulation
・Connections: Soldered or Crimp termination
・Specified for core diameters up to 4.5mm
・Dimensions: Housing unit: 25.0φ x 30. mm (L) x 38.9mm overall height
・Insulation: Polycarbonate (Clear) 19.3φ x 7.3mm(H),
・Total overall length: 74.6 mm approx.
