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Thanks Pus. :) I'll look into it.

I am using the Neutrik NYS225L, but it appears to be discontinued. Looks like some places still stock them, but if the Jumbo is the replacement, I imagine it will work great.

I got a hold of a pair of NYS225L through ebay and bought 3 ft of Supra Linc 4.0 11-gauge cable (a bit overkill for a 5W HT-5 but good for future amp upgrades).
Thanks again guys.

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