Can speaker terminals on vintage gear be changed?

Johnny Vinyl

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Hi John,

Didn't I send you Kevin's cables with the Banana plugs? If so, you can order these from Kevin:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rhodium-Pla...466405206?pt=AU_Pro_Audio&hash=item43a1259b56

If they were the spades, then I am sure that Kevin can get you some of those as well.

Rich

Banana on one end and spades on the other. I cut the spade end, but I can't reuse them as the wire was soldered into place. And I tell ya...I have no idea how he managed to put so much wire into such a tiny space...amazing. I think for ease of use I'll just order some Bananas from Kevin or if PC has some good quality ones that are similar.
 

Johnny Vinyl

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Rich,
Although they look cheap, these old binding posts are of excellent quality - they were used by several brands in the 90's. Note that the surface is textured, that will assure a high pressure contact zone. And it is not a credit card, it is a fuel point card - but I am sure that it will sound much better if you use a valid platinum credit card. :eek:

I think I'll use an now empty Tim Horton's coffee card....LOL!
 

garylkoh

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You really complicate it, guys. :)
Done in three minutes and forty seconds!

Err..... I would put the binding posts on the non-magnetic strip side. The mag strip is conductive, and you could short out the outputs.

 

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