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Mind = Blown. I seriously did not know that. This helps a lot!
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More quick tip videos like this, please
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very helpful for a starter!
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Thanks very much for taking the time, this helps tremendously!!
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Thnx very much! I was wondering why those plugs wouldn't fit.
So stupid that Yamaha doesn't mention that in the manual.
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Nice one ,thanks mate
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Thanks so much, appreciate u sharing ur knowledge!!
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Hey man, are the banana plugs the same size as 6.35mm jacks ? I couldn't tell.
Brilliant vid!
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Perfect....Thanks
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that was so useful thank you so much.
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@musicaljones11 Quick FYI, just in case...if you ARE using your amp/speaker setup for musical instrumentation, do be sure and patch your instr. (guitar, keyboard, elec. violin, etc.LOL), to a MIXER, FIRST. :) BTW, I love elec. violins.
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@musicaljones11 ((CONT.))>>> from below: This will be if you are using a wrap-around option on the poles, and you can go get your 1/4 inch plug "connectors" separately from Radio Shack, then attach to the wires, yourself. If you need any other help, feel free to message me back. :) HAPPY NEW YEAR, MY FRIEND!!
What brand of banana plugs are you using?
Kobei 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
@Kobei Sorry, I really don't know. I bought these from an eBay store a few years ago.
Techmoan 2 months ago
Thank you so much! - I was about to throw my newly purchased banana plugs in the bin because they wouldn't fit. They don't say anything in the manual about taking the lugs out.
vladigor03 11 months ago
@vladigor03 Glad to help. The lugs are there for something to do with safety and avoiding electric shocks (presumably not really a problem on relatively low power AV amps). I don't think the lugs are compulsory in all countries - but I'm guessing the manufacturers are covering their backs by keeping quiet about the ease of removal.
Techmoan 11 months ago