GLS Banana Plug Instructions

[Quickley17]

Does anyone know if GLS banana plugs come with a sheet that outlines the installation of them? The Blue Jeans Cable banana plugs seem intuitive because the cable folds over the base part, and the top (furthest out) part screws over them. With the GLS it looks like the top part screws inside of the base part, and I am not sure how they would lock the cable in.

Thanks for the help,

Matt

 

[jamie2112]

This should help

 

[j_garcia]

Does anyone know if GLS banana plugs come with a sheet that outlines the installation of them? The Blue Jeans Cable banana plugs seem intuitive because the cable folds over the base part, and the top (furthest out) part screws over them. With the GLS it looks like the top part screws inside of the base part, and I am not sure how they would lock the cable in.

The bluejeans locking ones are identical to the GLS ones. Use the set screws to lock down the cable in the socket, making sure to have already slipped on the ferrule that goes over them. Tighten the set screws so they are below flush and slide the outer ferrule over them.

 

[Quickley17]

These aren't locking:

http://www.speakerrepair.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=genem&Product_Code=BS8&Category_Code=black_chrome

I now see the set screw on the plug itself, and see how it would thread into the part labelled GLS audio... so the third part screws onto the labelled section, and causes the labelled part to clamp down on the wire where it is "slotted"?

 

[jamie2112]

These aren't locking:

http://www.speakerrepair.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=genem&Product_Code=BS8&Category_Code=black_chrome

I now see the set screw on the plug itself, and see how it would thread into the part labelled GLS audio... so the third part screws onto the labelled section, and causes the labelled part to clamp down on the wire where it is "slotted"?

It looks as though its just a crimping plug.Plug your wire and clamp it down and screw in the top.