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Tympani terminals and fuses---what to do?!

Posted by BDP24 (A) on April 28, 2017 at 11:11:23

I'm about to set-up my pair of Tympani T-IV's, and am asking for advice concerning their speaker cable terminals and fuse holders. I am aware of the nasty ferrous parts contained there-in, and have never thought highly of banana plugs anyway. So Maggie owners/users, what's the perfectionist approach to bypassing all the junk Magnepan parts? I'll be bi-amping, if that makes any difference. I would like to keep the fuse operational, if that's possible without too much sonic penalty. If it's gotta go, I can do it---I have a nice stable amp (Music Reference RM-200 Mk.2) to run the m/t panels with. How do I get some nice copper wire cables connected to the panels without doing any permanent/non-reversible mods? If they don't work out in my smaller-than-desirable room, I wanna be able to resell 'em! I don't mind doing something like this: removing the terminal panel, disconnecting all the junk and soldering in some short leads to some nice (Cardas?) binding posts, or mounting the posts in place of the stock banana plug jacks.

If there are some threads already covering this topic, lead me to 'em! Thanks---Eric.

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