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In Reply to: Walker SST Questions posted by tnewell on January 7, 2005 at 14:12:59:
Tom, the main issue is not to apply too much; you only need to "paint" on a very thin coating. When you push the RCA connectors together, the contact will slide the SST along the rest of the pin or sleeve. So, you don't need to coat the entire outer sleeve of the female RCA jack, just the first one-half to two-thirds will do fine.For spade lug speaker connections, I applied a very light coating to both surfaces: both sides of the spade lug and the contact area of the speaker binding post. Again, don't over do the amount of SST material that you lay on and you'll be fine.
For banana plugs, just apply to the banana plug and don't try to apply anything to the female connector on the speaker.
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