Windtalker
Ex Member
would i see an improvment of any sort by using banana plugs to connct to my reciever ? have the just going in direct at the moment
That would only prevent oxidisation of the copper, not of the solder.Daerve said:You can also tin the end of the cable with solder which prevents oxidisation.
Crustyloafer said:No, they are for convenience only.
eviljohn2 said:I'm with Crusty on this, if anyone can actually genuinely measure or hear a difference with these different connection options then they're a better man than me. There are other factors such as speaker placement which are far more important to deal with first IMO.
Mylo said:Any oxidation that would result in degradation of the signal would take ages to happen. Maybe after months of listening to a system in a hostile environment this would be detectable, but in most systems I doubt you'd notice.
Good quality plugs offer peace of mind as you know you have a good solid connection and no stray strands of wire to worry about.
Karma said:But, lets be honest how often do many people go diving around the back of their audio system. I have assumed that the system is set up to ideal listening conditions.
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Ain't that the truth!!Mylo said:with a lot of us suffering upgraditus this is more common than you think