Reterminating Nordost- worth it?

There are a lot of different types of those spades, which ones are you referring to? do you have a precise model number (oh and yes your solution will work for me, thanks).
Here are the ones I have seen

type #1- (8 gauge)
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/beachaudio/pbs1-8h.html

Type #2 - (4 gauge)
http://r2.east.rmi.yahoo.com/rmi/http://www.abtelectronics.com/scripts/site/site_product.php3/rmivars%3ftarget=_top?id=11158

Type #3- (quick lock)
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/sweetronicsstore/monster-cable-qlgas-h.html

The easiest thing to do if you have a five way binding post in your speaker is the following:

Unscrew the post sufficiently to exposure the hole through the center of the post. Insert one of the z-plugs in this hole (they will fit) Then screw the post back down so that it is snug over that z-plug. Then insert the other z-plug into the hole hole atop the post.

This works just fine and is perfectly acceptable to do with z-plugs. It is better than using another connector to double up because those tend to degrade the signal and/or add capacitance. The nice thing about z-plugs vs. banans is that they can fit in both holes of a five way binding post...

Out of curiosity, are "Z Plugs" similar to the current connectors that Audioquest is marketing as a "banana plug" ? From what i can remember, they look pretty similar. Sean
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Here you go....

Monster QuickLock Connectors

QuickLock™ Gold Angled Spade Connectors For Easy Self Crimping Terminations
Monster QuickLock™ Gold Angled Spade Connectors For Easy Self Crimping Terminations. The 2-piece screw-on design offers easy and reliable crimpless and self-crimping terminations. Precision-machined flat undersides are designed to permit maximum contact for superior signal transfer.



QuickLock™ Gold Banana Connectors For Easy Self Crimping Terminations
Monster QuickLock™ Gold Banana Connectors for easy self-crimping terminations. The 2-piece screw-on design offers easy, reliable crimpless and self-crimping terminations. 9 separate 24K goldplated beryllium-copper leaf spring contacts, and a wider base provide maximum signal transfer.

Re-terminating is mot a big deal if you send it to Nordost. I think the fee is around 50$. The big deal is if you ever get a bi-wire speaker again. What I would would do is send them to Nordost and get one set of conductors changed to spades. You get then easily use the wires on either type speaker with no downside.