SCREW THIS! Some explaining needs to be done! 

Long Live SupraCables!

Hey. I am using your spade plugs for the loudspeaker cables, in order to make a "really really tight" connection... But perhaps, you should sell banana plugs, which also can be tighened "really hard"... It seems silly to use high quality cables, and then connect with "rather loose bananas"... So in my opinion, a cable like the Sword, should as standard, be terminated with spades, and not the CombiCon spades, but the "solid spades" you have. As also the screw connection in the CombiCon "spade and crimp body", can be hard, to tighten hard enough. TRY to test: Place spade terminated cables, only tightened lightly... Turn on the system, and play music, and THEN "super tighten" the spades! You will at once hear, the bass becomes louder! Which proves that "very very tight", is much better than "pretty tight"... I actually use a tool, to tighten the spades as hard as possible! Just be aware, far from all terminals on amps and speakers are mounted, to avoid being turned, IF you tighten the "screw" (nut?) with a tool. In Supra you KNOW, that higher pressure gives a better connection, by giving less resistance... Which is why you advise using CRIMPED-on connectors, and explain, "they are crimped with great force, in our factory". BUT shouldn´t your bananas, be just as tight, as the crimped connection?

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