Explain this would ya?
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#72
i dunno i like the dangling wires. sometimes its a real pain to use the small holes on the spring terminals when using 8 gauge wire, you'd have to strip alot.
not sure if this is worth arguening about.
Whats up DJ?
not sure if this is worth arguening about.
Whats up DJ?
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Everyone has the right of free expression. We also have the right to confront verbal abuse.
A little background on why we use our leadwire system can be found here
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Granted everyone doesn't agree with the way we think or do things and we don't expect it. That's what free choice is about.
#76
I DO believe that binding posts of any sort have their challenges and are for sure THE physical weak point of any high end driver. I have broken my share over the years.
I DO NOT believe there is any performance difference between a binding post and a wire - other than the obvious avoidance of physical failure.
Would the best connection not be to extend the tinsel leads themselves? One less soldered connection.
I DO NOT believe there is any performance difference between a binding post and a wire - other than the obvious avoidance of physical failure.
Would the best connection not be to extend the tinsel leads themselves? One less soldered connection.
#77
LMAO!!
I'm with Dukk on this. Regardless of whether there is noticeable performance difference, I too have broken my share of binding posts over the years. I've never had a problem with the direct connection on my DD subs.
Question for Haunz - you mention that the binding posts you use are coated in platinum. Is there a particularly good reason why (perhaps resistant to tarnishing?)? Just wondering, as silver is superior in terms of electrical (and heat) conductivity, and is less than 1/100th the price.
I'm with Dukk on this. Regardless of whether there is noticeable performance difference, I too have broken my share of binding posts over the years. I've never had a problem with the direct connection on my DD subs.
Question for Haunz - you mention that the binding posts you use are coated in platinum. Is there a particularly good reason why (perhaps resistant to tarnishing?)? Just wondering, as silver is superior in terms of electrical (and heat) conductivity, and is less than 1/100th the price.
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