Abstract: A speaker connecting seat comprises a first main body; a second main body which are adjacent to the first main body; the second main body including a first through hole and a second through hole; a bridge hole being formed between the first through hole and the second through hole; a first conductive sheet and a second conductive sheet; a gap corresponding to the bridge hole being formed between the first conductive sheet and the second conductive sheet; a first contact end being extended from the first conductive sheet and a second contact end being extended from the second conductive sheet; the first contact end inserting through the first through hole and the second contact end inserting through the second through hole; and a bridge insertable into the gap; when the bridge is inserted into the gap, an outer edge thereof being in contact with the two conductive sheets.

Abstract: A speaker connecting seat mainly includes a retainer and an adjusting sleeve. Separated paths are formed inside the retainer for respectively receiving a first conducting component and a second conducting component so as to provide different conductions and simplify the complicated wiring. By selectively connecting one of the two ends of the adjusting sleeve to a contacting sheet formed to one of the conducting components, the adjusting sleeve can be slid into a connecting portion of another conducting component so as to conveniently switch a conducting path.

Abstract: A binding post includes a first conductive member, a second conductive member, an isolating module, a positioning module and a cap. The first conductive member includes a head and a rod coupling to the head. The second conductive member receives the rod of the first conductive member. The isolating module is sandwiched between the first and second conductive members for avoiding electrical connection between the first and second conductive members. The positioning module is for positioning the first and second conductive members relatively to the isolating module. The cap is mounted around the first conductive member and includes a body, a conductive tube between the body and the second conductive member and a hole passing through the body in an axial direction of the body. One end of the conductive tube extends into the hole, and the other end of the conductive tube forms a contacting surface.