[Zapacat]

I wasn't clear, what I wanted to emphasize is that solderless sounds better. I used these connectors per cdcosta' recommendation.

The problem with cramping is: With time the connection is getting worse, a solution would be to solder the tightly cramped connection with HQ solder.
I don't like variables in my stereo.

 

[cdacosta]

The problem with cramping is: With time the connection is getting worse, a solution would be to solder the tightly cramped connection with HQ solder.
I don't like variables in my stereo.

Tiny, tiny drop of loctite toward the top threads of the bolt. Or better yet just use adhesive heat shrink and lock the cable to the connector. The cable connection will not loosen. Trust me, no solder performs better than any high quality solder. I have tried many solders like WBT, Cardas Quad Eutectic, Mundorf Supreme using a soldering station. With high end low mass RCA connectors, which are pure copper and pure silver. The recommended solderless way is better. Even better performance is using Furutech Nano Liquid during assembly.

 

[cdacosta]

Took out the Prehnite and put more graphite into the mix, sounds as if the difference got bigger. w/o GB it sounds somewhat colored...
When I pull out the cable the openness falls apart.

Wait until you listen with a well built/designed cable. And proper footers. More tuning with the right minerals will further enhance performance. My ground box Enhancement wraps again will push performance even further. Several members that follow this thread have done exactly what I recommend. Maybe they can share the difference. Deviating from my recipe gives weird to lower performance results.