Who are these for??? Who has 10,000 VCRs and LaserDisc players?
Not really. First of all a lot of high-end binding posts don't even accept bare wire, and you'll run into problems with multiple conductors per terminal. IMO the best option is a heavy, pure copper spade. Most banana plugs are hollow and can be difficult to machine if not made from a large percentage of brass, but spades are much more simple and can be made using much softer metals than banana plugs because they are so much thicker.
You could certainly do that, but I wonder if those little voice coil leads will accept 8AWG+ wire...The other problem with using bare wire is whether you have shitty ass spring clips or some type of screw down post, part of the cable will be continually exposed to air, and that copper will begin to turn green/brown before long and lose a fair bit of conductivity.
Ah screw it (no pun intended), can we just convince people to use Speakon connectors instead?
I'm amazed that they still stick 10,000 composite and S-video connections on the back of receivers. Who are these for??? Who has 10,000 VCRs and LaserDisc players?
NES, SNES, PS1, PS2, Saturn, Dreamcast, Game Cube, etc, etc...
Nestopia, ZSNES, ePSXe, PCSX2, Chankast, Dolphin. The idea that you need 50 composite inputs for all of the Sega Saturn owners is a bit silly. Did they even sell 50 Saturns?
