Binding Post Jumpers - New Product!!!


Here is a new product from KLE Innovations...
https://kleinnovations.com/kle-innovations-klei-products/klei-qseries/klei-qseries-speaker-binding-p...

I have not tried them, but I have tried many of their other speaker cables and I have tried the Banana plugs used on them.

The Banana plugs allow you to plug the speaker cables directly into the back of them

All of their products are outstanding and work extremely well - I have no reason to believe these will not live up to their stellar reputation

Enjoy - Steve
williewonka
@williewonka Thanks for the suggestion. I'm actually not making any jumpers however in a different KLE Banana thread I beleave you recommended I do something simmular qirh the two wuns of Duelund 16 gauge wire on the upper speaker treminals and 12 gauge on the lower termanils. I will have to try it.
Have a look at Eichmann Ratio. KL (KLE) has used the Eichmann Ratio since 2000/2001. It is indicated throughout their literature.

Why aren’t you making some jumpers. Have soldering iron, KLE bananas, and Dueland wire can make and solder.
I'm using Montana EPX Speakers in my second system.
I've experimented with them for 10 years or longer and every time I do I reach the same conclusion; they sound best to me with two runs of speaker cables (4 in total), one pair to the lower speaker terminal and a second pair to the upper speaker terminals. In this particular scenario, I like the Duelund 12 gauge going to the lower and the 16 gauge to the upper. Sounds better than a jumper to me.
@lak - I remember - here’s the text that I posted...

QUESTION: Have you ever tried using the 16 gauge for the signal on both LF and HF leads and then use the thicker 10 gauge as the neutral conductors of HF and LF leads.
The heavier gauge neutral works very well for me everytime

Regards - Steve :-)
@williewonka alright I tried the above 2/2/18 suggestion and to my amazement, the music is more pronounced as if a veil was removed! 
Who would of thunk it!
I need to spend more time listening to music in that system to really be able to describe the changes in sound.
Thanks for the suggestion ;-)