Binding Post Jumpers - New Product!!!
I think it all depends on how your cables are terminated, what kind of connections your speakers have, and what the binding posts can handle. My single-wire Wireworlds have spades. I then bought matching Wireworld jumpers with bananas on one end and spades on the other. That way, you can ensure maximum contact and tightness at the three points. |
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I'm using banana terminations that do not allow for piggy-backing. In this case it means connecting the cable termination into the KLE product. This is why I'm curious about any inherent advantages / disadvantages doing so. In my (and similar configurations) the jumpers essentially become an adaptor for the main speaker cable termination. With spades, my question doesn't apply. |
@david_ten - I cannot provide any scientific proof - but yping has tried using the bananas simply as connectors and heard improvements. Scroll to the bottom of the first "page" of this thread for his comments https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/how-much-difference-could-a-simple-banana-plug-make If you have banana plugs and bi-wire speaker terminal this product just provides an easy method of connection them AND they are extremely good at what they do. The advantage is that the Banana plugs used on them are extremely well engineered and work very well I use the Bananas on my cables and they provided more of everything across the board - I could not believe what I was hearing from a "simple" banana plug Sorry I could not provide better comments |
