Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Stereo banana plug = higher sound quality or convenience?

do they have male fluffer's??

bigjohn

Maybe in the movies that Spiff is watching...

And, btw, what a great and terrible job being a fluffer must be. Talk about getting no recognition for your hard work (so to speak).

What could a fluffer do that the co-star couldn't?

ah, thanks capn.. i wasnt using lateral thinking.. damn my hetero-self!!

bigjohn

Well, someone has to keep the fella excited between scenes while they setup the lights and microphones and have a snack. Though, perhaps with viagra and cialis (sp?) maybe they don't need help anymore.

jr

bigjohn, be VERY careful in your choice of material. I had a particularly nasty experience when I didn't get what I was expecting after popping "Free Willy" into the DVD player. How could that NOT be what it clearly indicated it was?

What happened Ray? Did you get a copy of the Clinton White House security tapes?

(ducking - I realize that 1/2 of you are laughing, and 1/2 of you are calling me names )

Hehehehe...in fact their's a movie called The Fluffer. No it's not porn, and no it's not worth watching. What a waste of time that one was.

I hope you don't mind me going back to the original question. I'm an electrical engineer and I'm here to tell you that using a bananna plug will not be any better or worse than other connection methods. I just stripped my wires back and tinned the strands with solder. This made a nice strong connection using Axiom's high quality binding posts. If you choose this method be careful you don't cut into the wire when stripping the insulation off. I'm using a high flex 14 ga. that has some real small strands. They were a but delicate while stripping and it took a while, but I know I have an excellent connection on the speaker and at the amp.

-Tom