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Banana plugs are easier to connect/disconnect if you do it often. Spade lugs are generally considered to be the more secure connection. Some banana plugs incorporate an adjustment screw locking them in place -- sort of defeating the concept while (possibly?) making them the spade lugs' equal. Give me a substantial, gold-electroplated, solid-copper alloy spade lug any day of the week and twice on Sundays, thank you. |
noromance3,988 posts08-04-2020 9:12pmOld school OCC copper solid core bare wire for me. Y spades are great, But your right bare wire, through an eyelet and tighten... That is a good connection...Tin the end with silver solder, and you get another sonic nugget. Regards |
Two companies that place a high priority on measurements, Benchmark and Purifi, use SpeakOn connections at the amp end. I am going to try SpeakOn terminated speaker wire with the AHB2 amp that I just bought. I will compare them with my existing Audience Conductor SE speaker wire and it's Banana plugs at the amp end. https://www.soundstagehifi.com/index.php/opinion/1420-purifi-audios-pint-sized-powerhouses
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