Speaker cables for Vandersteen 3A Signature?

Yesterday a guy told me that if you remove the screws from the connectors on Vandies than you can stick the bananas right in! Is it true?

After much experimentation with almost all the high priced top of the line cables, I found Anti-Cables to my liking the best...Cardas the worst. I have an all Ayre system with Vandersteen 5A's.

I have gotten great results on my Vandersteens using the old Music Meter solid core wire, which seems to provide a nice balance between crisp solid lows, and clean highs. Music Meter is out of business. There is a company called Clear Day Cables making solid core wire, both copper and silver. I haven't tried their cables, but they get good user reviews, and they are pretty inexpensive, but then a lot of cable is ridiculously expensive. Plus they make sets that are made up for biwireing.
As far as the spade/banana plugs go yes, you can take the screws out of the speaker inputs and stick the banana plugs in. I just upgraded to 2Ce Sigs from 2Ce, which is a significant upgrade, and am inputting with banana plugs. Viva Vandersteens.

Hi,
I was using Mogami 8 cond.cable(which is currently for sale)for the longest time.A great cable at a resonable cost.It bested many more expensive challengers in my system,most notably Mit S1 biwire.IMHO,I think MIT with Vandy's sucks.Finally,based on the recommendation of John Rutan from Audio Connection I bought (2)stereo pairs of Kimber 8VS,and my search for speaker cables is over for good.Going with two stereo pairs instead of a internal biwired cable makes a significant difference.I considered 4/8tc,but the 8vs costs a lot less.I would suggest you talk to John regarding your system.He's the largest selling Vandy dealer in the country,and knows cable /system matching extremely well.My system consists of Vandy 3A's with McIntosh amplification,&Wadia digital.

Denman speaks the truth about not using internally biwired cables with the Vandies. Richard V. is quite adamant on the benefit of running two stereo pairs.