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imo - the mark of a decent individual right there. he coulda gotten all arrogant, ranting, shouting - "don't you know who I am?!?" & all that, but didn't. rather - lived on the other side & appreciated your effort. 👍 -
Good! Now I can stop trying to figure out how to fit Khorns into a 1400 square foot house already packed with Klipsch. Smokin’ deal for whoever got ‘em! -
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I have used the GLS as well, I have 24 of them currently in use. They take some time to setup, much more than the Mediabridge I referenced above. They use a unique and well engineered locking device at the "banana" end, actually inflating the banana portion to solidly lock them into the terminals. This works well at the speaker end but I found them hard to manipulate with my fingers at the amp end where all the terminals are close together. You have to screw the GLS plugs clockwise to get them to inflate and it takes two hands to do that. Some advice if you buy them: The colored rings are elastic and easily get caught when screwing/unscrewing them to insert the speaker wire. I completely ruined two plugs when the elastic became hopelessly stuck in the threads. To their credit GLS sent me a 12-pack of new ones to replace the two which became useless. If you don't want that "stuck" problem, take a small screwdriver and take the elastic rings off completely, attach your wire, then slip them back on. With this method you will have no problem. Even better is to ditch them and use red nail polish to highlight the red side and throw both plastic rings away. You don't need black on the other other plug but you can use model paint if you want. -
It's a great deal for all that stuff. I would personally get it but I'm only interested in two pieces and shipping all that would be cost prohibitive for me -
No doubt. I found out right after that that he appreciated the fact that I wasn't letting people through without a pass.
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Not a bad idea considering he built the place.
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