Note that heavy speaker cables can put some stress on bananas, and nobody needs a stressed banana.
Mini-Rant: Human Fingers
I don't have a huge range of experience in this matter but in my limited experience the experience is universal:
My fingers are too large to comfortably use most speaker binding posts easily. It is always tight and tedious. Yes, my hands are big but not unusually so. No, I'm not a clumsy oaf. Quite experienced doing small delicate work in fact. This experience has bridged hi-fi to mid-fi to low-fi.
I can understand this with small or bookshelf sized speakers. But my experience is with tower speakers. I just wonder if there is a reason for this?
My experience is similar with components. Even my amp which is a huge 100 pound deal with virtually nothing on the back but two balanced inputs and 4 binding posts. The binding positive and negative posts are very close together and hard to tighten for that reason.
Anyway, rant over. Just wondering if there is a reason for not putting enough space between binding posts to get human fingers all the way around them?
My fingers are too large to comfortably use most speaker binding posts easily. It is always tight and tedious. Yes, my hands are big but not unusually so. No, I'm not a clumsy oaf. Quite experienced doing small delicate work in fact. This experience has bridged hi-fi to mid-fi to low-fi.
I can understand this with small or bookshelf sized speakers. But my experience is with tower speakers. I just wonder if there is a reason for this?
My experience is similar with components. Even my amp which is a huge 100 pound deal with virtually nothing on the back but two balanced inputs and 4 binding posts. The binding positive and negative posts are very close together and hard to tighten for that reason.
Anyway, rant over. Just wondering if there is a reason for not putting enough space between binding posts to get human fingers all the way around them?