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Help Identifying Stereo Connector

Thread starter SamN44
Start date Jun 29, 2020

SamN44

Jetboaters Lieutenant

Jun 29, 2020

Hey guys, I am on the final part of my amp install and I would like to wire the speakers to the amp using a stock connector in case I need to repair or replace in the future. To me, it looks like a molex connector. Another member posted this item matched his 2019 SX 210: Amazon.com: Molex -1 Complete Set - (12 Circuit) w/14-20 AWG, Wire Connector - 2.13mm D, Latch Lock, MLX: Industrial & Scientific

It looks similar, but it's hard for me to tell if all of the pin hole shapes are the same. Anyone have any ideas?