It appears that my N802 don't accept Banana plugs??? There are 2 holes that point diagonal up and another 2 that point diagonal down so that you can insert the speaker wires, and then twist the cap tight. But if I remember correctly there are also supposed to be 4 holes on the caps that point rearward, horizonal to the ground, where the ultimately the banana plugs go into...what gives?
N802 - Am I missing something?
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Yes the 802 looks very nice and IMHO sounds way better then the N803, N804. No way I can afford them or bring them into my house without my wife noticing them. I just can’t sneak them in !!
Did you see the blue and black plugs on the caps? When I got my old 602 and CDM9, i remember those plugs were plugged into those caps, but not completely in so I can remove them with my finger nails. Maybe you can use something small (like a needle to pin) to try to pry them out. I no longer have them but I member about those plugs. Maybe someone push them all the way in. Do you have the manual?- Bottom
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No idea why their so tight...but I had to use a pair of pliers to yank them out. Save your fingernails!!
I think it helps if you tighten them down, so that he pegs stick out more. Which will give you more meat to latch onto.- Bottom
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Originally posted by junior77blueNo idea why their so tight...but I had to use a pair of pliers to yank them out. Save your fingernails!!
I think it helps if you tighten them down, so that he pegs stick out more. Which will give you more meat to latch onto.
Ah, nice! Thanks for the tip.- Bottom
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why do they make the plugs so difficult to take out?- Bottom
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You will have to screw the WBT connedtors all the way down to get some of the plastic to show then you will need a pair of pliers to take them out.
Keep them handy as if you come to sell them you will need to put them back to comply with electrical requirement in the E.U.- Bottom
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Another way to get those out; I had one that was very stubborn. Take a small screw and screw it into the end of the rubber plug and then pull on the screw.- Bottom
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Originally posted by turbokuoIt appears that my N802 don't accept Banana plugs??? There are 2 holes that point diagonal up and another 2 that point diagonal down so that you can insert the speaker wires, and then twist the cap tight. But if I remember correctly there are also supposed to be 4 holes on the caps that point rearward, horizonal to the ground, where the ultimately the banana plugs go into...what gives?
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DanI want to be SHAKEN not stirred!!- Bottom
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