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25th November 2003, 10:15 AM
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Location: swansea
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Speaker connection
My amp has binding posts for the output, not speakon plugs. So would it be worthwhile me putting speakon connectors onto my speaker cabinet or should i just leave it as binding posts on there as well?
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