Some advice please. For some electrical connections where signal integrity is important, some people advise that silicone gel should be applied to the cabling to prevent oxidisation and a deterioration in the connection. I've never considered this previously with speaker connections even though the exposed copper begins to discolour quite quickly. Any thoughts?
Speaker terminals and silicone gel
- Thread starter jcshutts
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chebby
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Soldered banana jacks or spade connectors and those little shrink 'jackets' to prevent any oxidising.
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