Our each is a dozen nickel-plated 2” long steel alligator clips with PVC sleeves but no boots because they’re made for electrical testing or soldering. You’ll get (6) each with red and black sleeves.

But covered in hemp, for sustainability in a plastic world, and hipster cred. Measure (3) feet long with small bits of black plastic at either end to hold the connectors. You pick the 2.0 USB to Micro-USB cable at 40 Mbps, or the 2.0 USB to Type-C cable at 480 Mbps.

Connect your sundry devices to aux inputs and listen to bigger music. Our each is a three-foot, flat audio cable with standard 1/8” headphone TRS (3.5mm) plugs at each end. From FusePlus, and the color is black, but that doesn’t really matter, does it?

These insulated connectors are made for fastening pairs of wires together. Ours are rated for up to 400v and measure 1" x 3/4" x 5/8". The ID on the wire ports is 3.6mm and the wires are clamped down by setscrews. Our each is a pack of (10). UL/CSA.

This 5-pin socket is already wired with 9" leads in black, red, white, yellow and blue to its quick-disconnect sockets, ready for your 1/4" or 7mm spade terminals. Measures 1-1/4" x 1-1/16" x 1" thick. Matches our 94746 relay.

Our 2-position terminal block is rated for 300V and measures 3/4" x 5/8" x 5/8" tall with set-screw terminals and a 3.6mm ID. 300V max rating. CSA.

And it’s a long ’un. This 85" long insulated CAT6 ethernet network patch cable from Commscope® has 8-pin connectors at each end. In a lovely blue, too.

We haven’t seen ol’ “Barrel Jack” for years, and if you ask us, we’re better off for it. But we were thrilled when a shipment of these USB 2.0 to 1/8" barrel jack cords came in. You know barrel jacks—the kind that carry good ol’ DC energy between devices? All ol’ “Barrel Jack” did was carry bad energy between our vices. The cord is nice 2 feet long, by the way.

It’s a sweater in England, but here it’s a 4" double cord with a molded female 1/8” standard headphone jack at one end, and molded left-right (white-red) male RCA jacks on the other.

Alligator clips to you, (5) of them. Measure 1-1/2” long, and you pick the ones with the red or black grips. Then, go clip something. What you clip is your business—we don’t judge.