They will fit undoubtably, the flat ribbons have a thin flat (metal ?) conductor with a “ cutout” to fit into your binding post ; as spades do. Just screw them down; they’re pretty sturdy. Also, the designer informs me that the “ideal” sound quality emerges with the conductor side FACING the binding posts of both speakers and amplifer!!
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I was totally flabbergasted; see: https://www.thesoundadvocate.com/2020/01/just-launched-silversmith-audios-revolutionary-speaker-cabl... Having just recently invested a considerable amount on the somewhat inimitable Inakustik LS-4004, I was ( a bit disturbingly) amazed to hear the supremely ACCURATE’ Decay’ time on all music and voices and overall supreme sound quality of these cables !! This was more noticeable than on changing from any loudspeaker cable I have tried ( https://www.thesoundadvocate.com/equipment-reviews/cables-accessories/ ) in the last year and a half! Try to audition them in your system with some non bastardized recorded program sources technique if possible- you’ll see what I mean!! Review forthcoming. |
Great Question! When tried with my recently reviewed “ Aerial 6T loudspeakers (https://www.thesoundadvocate.com/2020/02/review-aerial-acoustics-6t-loudspeaker/ I would say incontrovertibly Yes’. However, I am now going back and reinstalling my Spendor’s, Quads and the Audionote AN/ED’d ( review forthcoming) to see if the subjective qualities remain constant, or whether it’s the all to familiar “loudspeakers system” cable marriages. It should be interesting!! |