[Palladium P17B unscrewed connection]

Even if you can get the stud screwed back in, it may come apart in future when you remove the cable.

 

You need to find out how to permanently fix it.

 

If it was strictly a mechanical joint, some type of Loctite would work.

 

BUT - this is a signal  carrying connection, and that is probably  not be a good solution.    Lars

The first time I connected the speaker I have used banana connectors without problems ..... I will never use these speakers with bare wire

[Palladium P17B unscrewed connection]

But now I'm using my old RB 61 after hearing the Palladium for 2 days and it's very frustrating

Why all the expensive devices are often so difficult to disassemble?

 

 

 

I found a picture of the internal connection (It is a floor standing model but I think it will be the same tipe of connection)

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/9cp2z3qqcut67g4/palladium-assembly-hope-arkansas_3043299851_o.jpg?dl=0

[Palladium P17B unscrewed connection]

If you gently  re insert and attempt to thread in the stud, does it not engage with the hidden nut?

 

 

 

I've tried.....I think that fits with a nut that has fallen....

 

The speakers are new and I'm talking to the store where I bought the speakers....

 

Many thanks

[Palladium P17B unscrewed connection]

Thanks.. I thing the only access is the bass speaker but It is very easy to damage it in the process

http://assets.klipsch.com/herobox-images/Klipsch-Palladium-Series-Handmade.jpg

http://www.hifishock.org/galleries/speakers/klipsch/palladium-p-17b-2-klipsch.jpg

[Palladium P17B unscrewed connection]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/jluwbq803sz7m3x/OOMD8953.JPG?dl=0

 

I have put thousands of cables in speakers and I had never gone this

[Palladium P17B unscrewed connection]

This is the first time I write in this forum. I replaced an old Rf61 by a Palladium 17B and this has happened to me when trying to put the speaker cable: the conection is unscrewed!

Someone know how access to the crossover in an easy way?