Home » Forum > Hi-Fi - AmplifiersWednesday 20 August 2008 | Personalise | Help  
Free AVR membership
Join AVReview now

When you become a member you can:
- Enter great competitions
- Write your own reviews
- Chat in the forum
- Receive a weekly FREE newsletter

why join?  
Ecosse
Forum Hot Threads
23043 Total Messages
Interconnects /S Cables, POLL, Y/N
by Carl Kirby
What music do you like?
by sbrunette
Two Word Story Telling
by Euler
Stat matters
by Bill Colborne
IPOD TOUCH
by Paul Bebbington
» Loads More Threads
Latest Reviews
1518 Total Reviews
Cambridge Audio 640h
by Adrian Fine
Intempo RDI-03
by Neil Firth
Velodyne SPL-800 MK2 Subwoofer
by Craig Mansfield-Perry
Ecosse Big Red Powerchords
by Christopher Harnett
Ecosse 'The Maestro' analogue interconnect
by Bob Bell
» Loads More Reviews
Meet The AVR Team
Psst! Ever wondered who's behind all of AVReview's brilliant content? Well, click here for the lowdown on our writers...
Most Active Members
... in the last 30 days
1.Tamara Bioylin
2.Bill Colborne
3.Carl Kirby
4.John Fisher
5.electrohead
6.Gerald Racklin
7.Rik H
8.Pluto
9.icehockeyboy
10.Janine Elliot
See all active members
 FORUM
Discussions by:   Latest Posts | New Discussions | Hot Threads | Forum Topics
 Search forum: 
Banana Plugs and Cambridge audio A5 Amps
Help!!! - problem with banana plugs.
1 to 4 of 4 messagesTo post a reply you need to be a member - Join now.
Show/hide user stats
I feel a little satupid posting this, but I finally bought some Banana plugs and I can't seem to be able to plug them into my Amp. I removed the plastic covers on the back of my speakers and plugged the banana plugs in with no trouble, but can't remove the covers from my Amp.

Any advise would be grately appreciated.
Show/hide user stats
The plastic plugs in your amp are there to stop the Eurpoeans from plugging there electric plugs in by mistake. If they look like tiny coloured plugs stuck in the phono sockets, they will come out using a small screwdriver to prise them out.
Show/hide user stats
Hello Alan, thanks for the reply.

Alas I wish it was that simple. however it wasn't. Shall I go on?

I ended up taking my amp apart to see what the problem was and it was that the terminal posts were solid metal which meant there was no scope to use the banana plugs, so I ended up going to Maplins and bought some replacement posts and fitted them myself. - Had my amp still been under warranty I would never have done it, but seeing as my amp was past its warranty, I thought I'd give it a go. It works a treat.
Show/hide user stats
Gareth

Were you trying to put them straight in, or through the side holes?

I've got the same amp and have put the banana plugs into the posts without any problems.

 You say:
Message: (1500 character limit)
(Using the Quick Post will also register you with the site)
First Name: *
Last Name: *
Email: *
Security Image:This is a security image
Write the characters shown in the image above (Case sensitive)
I agree to the site's Terms and Conditions & Code of Conduct
  
  
 

Change stats view
Make external bookmarkAdd to My Bookmarks

« Previous thread   -   Next thread »
Home > Forum > Hi-Fi - AmplifiersForum jump  
Members Logon
Email:
Password:
forgot your
password?
Article search
   

Send to friend | Join Now ^ Top of Page
About AVReview
- About Us
- Privacy Policy
- Terms and Conditions

Subscribe to AVREVIEW RSS news feed.
Contact Us
- Support
- Advertise with us
- FAQ
- Retailers: free site review
Magicalia Digital Publishing
Cycling
- BIKEmagic
- RoadCyclingUK
- SheCycles
- LondonCycleSport
- Visordown
- ProTourNews
Outdoors
- OUTDOORSmagic
- FISHINGmagic
- GOLFmagic
- TheMainSail
Lifestyle
- ThinkBaby
- Gardening.co.uk
- AVReview
- ThinkCamera
Hobbies
- ModelFlying
- MilitaryModelling
- ModelBoats
- GetWoodWorking

- Full Portfolio
© 1999-2008 Magicalia Ltd.