Drop-in replacement speaker terminals for Klipsch Promedia 2.1

Hi everyone:


The terminals finally broke on my Klipsch Promedia 2.1 (original version with power swtich). I need a drop-in replacement. As I understand it, anything bigger would requiring cutting the metal on the backside of the Bash amp to fit. Does anyone know a source for a drop-in replacement?

So far, all I could find was this seller on eBay
NEW Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 Speaker Satellite Terminal Block module Plug; OLD Type – Speakers Geeks
However, by the time I convert to $CAD and add shipping and other fees, it will come out to $CAD 50.00. I'm not willing to pay that for $5.00 terminals.

Thanks in advance.
 
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Okay, it looks like the dimensions are at least very close to the Uxcell wp4-7 terminals.

Google isn't finding me anything in North America so far. Does anyone know where I can get those in North America? I don't feel like waiting weeks for shipping from Asia right now, and it could be longer what with the pandemic. They're listed on Amazon, but shipped from China.
 
As I said, the Amazon listed ones are shipping from China.
That's what I know from the amazon listing

uxcell 4 Way Spring Speaker Terminal Clip Push Release Connector Audio Cable Terminals Strip Block WP4-7 5Pcs - - Amazon.com


Extended delivery time: We’re temporarily prioritizing the delivery of some items in order to serve our customers in need and ensure the safety of our associates. As a result, some delivery times are longer than usual. Amazon's response to COVID-19.

Only 1 left in stock - order soon.
 
So, I ended up ordering one of the sets of terminals from an eBay seller. That was over 8 weeks ago and they didn't show up. This is one of the reasons I wish Chinese sellers would use faster tiers of shipping service-packages with the slower tiers often disappear, never to be seen again.


And 67.00 for a speaker terminal on eBay...sorry, but that's insane.


I'll keep looking for terminals. Heck, I'll modify the metal amp. plate before I pay 67.00 for a cheap set of terminals.
 
I thought of that too. But I think I'm just going to try to cover up the rear of the replacement terminals I bought and install those. Those already fit the opening in the enclosure and the amp. Is there a recommended way to plug up the rear of speaker terminals so that air doesn't leak through while the sub is pumping away?