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Banana Plug Not Fitting. I find that twisting/rotating the plug while pushing in can. The tapping causes the spring leaves to spread out. New plugs and better quality ones are more resistant. I was wondering if someone could clear things up on how to put in my banana plug speaker cables. Attach the red wire to a positive plug, the black wire to a negative plug, and tighten the screws. To expose banana plug holes. My problem is that the banana plug terminations will not fit into either the binding posts on the def tech speakers nor the binding. I have the polk rti a3 and all i can gather from the manual is to: First the screws are not threaded to the end so thick wire prevents the screw from catching. Strip, twist, and solder the ends of the wire. Carefully pry out the binding post plugs. I have tried the cheap dual banana plugs. When they get loose, i hold the plug in my hand and tap the tip with something heavy, like pliers or wire cutters.

The tapping causes the spring leaves to spread out. New plugs and better quality ones are more resistant. To expose banana plug holes. I have tried the cheap dual banana plugs. I was wondering if someone could clear things up on how to put in my banana plug speaker cables. When they get loose, i hold the plug in my hand and tap the tip with something heavy, like pliers or wire cutters. I find that twisting/rotating the plug while pushing in can. Attach the red wire to a positive plug, the black wire to a negative plug, and tighten the screws. Strip, twist, and solder the ends of the wire. I have the polk rti a3 and all i can gather from the manual is to:

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Banana Plug Not Fitting I have tried the cheap dual banana plugs. I have tried the cheap dual banana plugs. Carefully pry out the binding post plugs. My problem is that the banana plug terminations will not fit into either the binding posts on the def tech speakers nor the binding. When they get loose, i hold the plug in my hand and tap the tip with something heavy, like pliers or wire cutters. Strip, twist, and solder the ends of the wire. I find that twisting/rotating the plug while pushing in can. To expose banana plug holes. I was wondering if someone could clear things up on how to put in my banana plug speaker cables. First the screws are not threaded to the end so thick wire prevents the screw from catching. I have the polk rti a3 and all i can gather from the manual is to: Attach the red wire to a positive plug, the black wire to a negative plug, and tighten the screws. The tapping causes the spring leaves to spread out. New plugs and better quality ones are more resistant.