can i leave the banana plugs on one side and remove them from the other?
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Hello Joe,Yes, you can remove the plugs.Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support856-216-8222support@mediabridgeproducts.com
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The tips do unscrew, and if you look at the picture the bottom unscrews off the purple, but I can't see how the wire is connected. They are so well made a would bet they are soldered. Sorry I can't help more.
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There should be no problem doing that. You should tin the wires, solder, to prevent them from unraveling.
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Yes you can, I have used the ones I have, for 3 times now and I am sure I can still use a few more time. You can also buy the plugs only, and put them right in the tray. If you have any other questions just ask. Thank YouMaria
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Hello, on the rear of the binding posts, there are removable caps which allow the insertion of a standard banana plug. These caps are required in Europe as the banana plug is the same size as their power connectors. I hope this helps! Dedicated Audio
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I imagine that it could depend on which banana plug you are using but I did not have this problem. Make sure you remove the black and red plugs and that all parts are secure and the connection holes are free from obstructions. My banana plugs do not fit all of the way in, only about 3/4 of the way, is this what you are experiencing? The spring expansion of the plug itself is all that keeps it in place, it does seem a little slipshod but I have never had any problems with sound quality or spontaneous disconnects even though they pull out, easily, with a light tug.
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Nope it does not take banana plugs just straight wire. The sound is very good despite this. Used with m&k; surrounds and Boston acoustics sub. Speakers driven by pioneer elite receiver.
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Disconnect the two plugs and only use one plug. Don't use plug with the metal sensor on it.
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I only used these for my Yamaha receiver. I am not sure if banana plugs will fit?
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Banana plugs are pretty standard and should fit all receivers because these have no fixed space between the positive and negative ones.
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Yes you can. You can unsrew the plugs and there are holes to route the bare wires. then you screw the plugs back in to secure. But be extra careful from shorting wires and moving the setup without plugs.
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Yes, they will accept a banana plug, it plugs into the end. Also, a spade or bare wire can be clamped by unscrewing the top and then screwing it down to clamp them.
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Yes, you unscrew outside edge, insert the banana plug and then screw firmly but not too tight to strip the threads.
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No, those aren't compatible with banana connectors. You'd want to get either bare wire or one's that are compatible with spring-loaded inputs. Here are adapters for an example of what the end of a cable with spring-loaded adapters would look like. http://www.amazon.com/SilverbackSL-Gold-Connectors-Spring-Loaded-Inputs/dp/B00B1V0CRI/
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Use the edge of a knife, what I did was cut in to the plastic maybe about 0.25", then twisted the knife to pop the plastic out.This exposes the banana plug inputs- worked fine on 4/5 of my speakers, I scratched the brass terminal a little bit on the 5th one though, so don't be too overzealous.
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In short...NO. Spring loaded connections are not the same as banana plugs. Here is what you need: Monoprice 1 Pair of High-Quality Copper Speaker Plugs - Pin Screw Type (105975) or a connector like it...
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They have nice screw-down style connectors where you stick the wire in the connector, then screw it down tight, not the cheap spring loaded red/black. I think they accept the banana style plugs, also.
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You can put the speaker wire in thru the side OR the back of the banana plug. Make certain to buy the largest gauge wire. I bought 18 ga for small Element speakers and the wires don't stay in the clips. Bummer.
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Mini banana plug connectors fit. They move a little though. Not overly tight fitting.