No binding post a good idea?

Actually my method is best,even the best solder is only 4% silver 1% copper ,the rest tin and lead. I use a High purity WBT 
gold over Copper connectors , with crimp slide on terminals 
and use the a Furutech yellow High purity Copper 24 k gold plated 
this is the purest quality connection, I want to mention the vast majority of electronics,as well as loudspeakers come with cheap gold plated brass, which is 3-4 lessin conductivity as well as Thst much more in added resistance. Thst is why I replaced connections to all copper throughout my system, as well as 
high quality fuses ,which the steel fuses are a a Huge bottleneck of resistance ,just check out  the metals resistance index online.
if you truly want to do it right . 

What are the measurements that say your's is best?  That's quite a bold statement.  

I know a few designers who have actually sat down and listened to many different binding posts, terminals etc..  They have hard wired as their reference.  A couple have gone with the new teflon barrier strips with gold plated screws. Some use the WBT's and some use Cardas.  

Those are the three different binding methods of those I know who have actually gone through this process.  

Bottom line is that this is only for the DIY crowd and that's cool and a blast for those who like to tinker.  It's all part of a fun hobby.

I made my own binding posts using single crystal copper, and the sound is much better comparing to regular copper gold plated. Next thing I will do is to make spade plugs.

The closest thing to a direct connection that I’m aware of is the Electra Cable Tube Connectors, marketed by GR Research and shown on their website. But integral to the design is the connector that must be installed on the ends of the speaker cable, in place of spades or banana plugs.