What type of connector is this?

[sgtBerbatov]

Hi everyone,

I have an old National Panasonic media centre that has a tape player, turntable and radio. I bought two replacement speakers for it and threw the old speakers that came with it out. The problem though is that I left one of the connectors on the speaker. Now I'm not even sure what name this connector goes by.

Could anyone help me out and identify it?

[blueg33]

Looks a bespoke one for the system you have bought. Nothing special about it though, you could probably open up the unit and replace it with something standard like phono socket

[mikees]

Google "old speaker connector"

https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/1159132956?iid=3311727583...la-879157198036&abcId=1140486&merchantid=7353394

[blueg33]

mikees said:

Google "old speaker connector"

https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/1159132956?iid=3311727583...la-879157198036&abcId=1140486&merchantid=7353394

You are right - I had forgotton all about 2 pin din

[Mr Pointy]

As has been said it's a 2 pin DIN:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=2+pin+din&ref=nb_...

[sgtBerbatov]

mikees said:

Google "old speaker connector"

https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/1159132956?iid=3311727583...la-879157198036&abcId=1140486&merchantid=7353394

Fantastic. Thank you for that!

[richie99]

Takes me back. Rubbish connectors but widely used.

[mgv8]

Old School, have not see one of them for years!

[66mpg]

I had a Phillips radio/cassette in 1988 that had four of them. They took it in turns to fall out on a regular basis.