@jeff333 - "Because almost the whole cylinder is making contact?" I think yes. The whole exterior of the cylinder makes contact. And the copper is sprung and always applies an outward force onto the inside surface of the binding post. It's a very firm fit, never loosens over time and I've never had one fall out. It's really a simple, elegant and inexpensive solution. |
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Hey, take a look at these: Amazon.com: Viborg Silver Plated Banana Plugs, Screw Locking 4MM HiFi Speaker Connectors for Speaker Wire, Wall Plate, Home Theater, Audio/Video Receiver, Amplifiers and Sound Systems 8PCS : Electronics Are they possibly too cheap? Could it be a knockoff? Almost seems like the situation similar to the Nakamichi one's. But, if they are legit, very cheap and basic, kind of what I am looking for. Just curious that they are so much cheaper than the other one's I mention. Danmar123, could you tell me specifically which one's you used? Is it these?: Amazon.com: Viborg 4X HiFi Speaker Banana Plug Connectors, VB401G, 4MM Gold-Plated Pure Copper Dual Screws Locking Banana Connectors for Hi-end Speaker Cable, Home Theater, Audio/Video Receiver, Amplifiers : Electronics I assume they don't actually mean bare copper, there must be a coating on it to prevent oxidation. Thank you for the info reubent, that is probably my main concern, that they will fall out. -J
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@jeff333 Copper gave me the sound I was looking for. Silver was to bright. |
