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Hi guys, I purchased several pairs of screw type banana plugs from momoprice to connect wires easily to 3808 inputs and M60 towers. These plugs accept 18-12awg wire for which I purchased the 14awg in wall. I'm sorry to ask such a basic question but how do the wires propperly connect to the banana plugs? It seems as if you just slide the wire in the banana plug until bare wire sits snug in the tip of inside of the plug. Is this all? The wire can easily be pulled from the plug with little tention which does not seem the least bit like a solid connection. Again I'm sorry for such a basic inquery, I have only made bare wire connections in the past and the 3808 is not that easy to make bare wire connections with 14awg. Thanks
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The ends of the wire need to be spread over the top of the part that is screwed in,that creates the hold once attatched.
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A computer once beat me at chess, but it was no match for me at kick boxing.
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Oh, I feel pretty stupid now. Thanks for the example.
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Dude, I've done banana plugs wrong a fair amount... It's tricky when things don't come with instructions.
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Dude, I've done banana plugs wrong a fair amount... It's tricky when things don't come with instructions. What's worse is when things do come with instructions and you still can't figure it out. *cough*denonmanuals*cough*
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Denon manuals don't count as instructions.
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Yeah, you're better off rolling it up and scratching your head with it.
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I did mine the right way, but only by dumb luck.
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The banana plugs I bought from bluejeans cable came with nifty instructions
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