I thought I would be helpful to my brother and give him my old banana plugs as opoosed to bare wire. I checked the speakers...great already debunged and then I came to the NAD C320 amplifier and realised it wasn't, no problem I thought but having looked at the terminals, the bungs even when terminals are fixed tight, is not near enough to prise out, they are a little pushed back, any ideas what I can use?
Having problems debunging the C320!
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Alec
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hi fi newbie:
I thought I would be helpful to my brother and give him my old banana plugs as opoosed to bare wire. I checked the speakers...great already debunged and then I came to the NAD C320 amplifier and realised it wasn't, no problem I thought but having looked at the terminals, the bungs even when terminals are fixed tight, is not near enough to prise out, they are a little pushed back, any ideas what I can use?
Think i used a standard table knife and brute force and ignorance.
Or pliers?
I thought I would be helpful to my brother and give him my old banana plugs as opoosed to bare wire. I checked the speakers...great already debunged and then I came to the NAD C320 amplifier and realised it wasn't, no problem I thought but having looked at the terminals, the bungs even when terminals are fixed tight, is not near enough to prise out, they are a little pushed back, any ideas what I can use?
Think i used a standard table knife and brute force and ignorance.
Or pliers?
Lol brute force and ignorance, I like it, yeah might have to try pliers, a standard table knife doesn't seem to be getting me anywhere.
chebby
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I have never come across an amp terminal which you can fully screw off, this locks when you have loosened it x amount
chebby
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hi fi newbie:I have never come across an amp terminal which you can fully screw off, this locks when you have loosened it x amount
Ok. Never had to do it myself. Never come across those 'bungs' you speak of..
Ok. Never had to do it myself. Never come across those 'bungs' you speak of..
Can't remember exactly, but I think I screwed in the plastic bushings completely which revealed enough of the bungs to get them out.
If it's anything like the C320BEE, only a few hours ago I took out the covers for the banana plugs so I could demo some new speakers
I screwed in the terminals until they stopped. On the screw terminal plastic bits (what you grip), there is like a cross section so looking side on, there are 4 points where you can see slightly behind the cover. I used a very small flat screw driver to get behind the cover and push it out.
Hope that helps!
I screwed in the terminals until they stopped. On the screw terminal plastic bits (what you grip), there is like a cross section so looking side on, there are 4 points where you can see slightly behind the cover. I used a very small flat screw driver to get behind the cover and push it out.
Hope that helps!
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