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axiomite
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I don't see any real benefit of terminating the speaker wires.
The benefit is an increased hand-eye cooridination.
I guarantee after the first drop of hot solder hits your lap you will never miss again!!
"Those who preach the myths of audio are ignorant of truth."
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shareholder in the making
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shareholder in the making
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I am the Doctor, and THIS... is my SPOON!
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Re: Axioms bookshelves use binding posts, right?
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local
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Is the kind of speaker wire available at the bottom of this page appropriate?
http://www.ramelectronics.net/html/speaker-con.html
I was thinking about the 12awg in 100 foot. It's only 29.95 and if I'm following this discussion correctly all I really need to do is strip the ends and attach it right?
It could be that all 12awg is not created equal. I figured I'd better ask.
(Then buy the receiver and speakers to even need it 
You should see my "needs" list for all this. It's getting out of control!
-Nick
My M60's make me listen
My M80's make my ears hear
Either way - I'm not deaf anymore
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Re: Axioms bookshelves use binding posts, right?
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connoisseur
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Yes, Nick, that one will be perfectly adequate. I use this one from partsexpress.com -- essentially the same spec at a similar price.
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