There are different sizes of Banana plugs. Presumably you either bought the larger or smaller size of them.
So you just need to change them for the other size.
SOURCE: Onkyo tx ds595
Yes, the speakerconns can have bananas, you have to remove the little plasticcovers in the middle of the conns...also you can use thick wire with this connectors...
MfG
SOURCE: Pioneer VSX-815 speaker wiring
You can hook them up either way, the banana jacks are good for hooking two speakers to one terminal (ie one through the botton, one banana) but the electrical connection is the same either way. Sometimes the banana capable jacks are on speakers A and speakers B, and the surround don't accept banana plugs, your stuck with how your reciever is wired.
SOURCE: can't connect amp to speakers
Hi look at the end of speaker terminals, you will find tiny plastic caps , get a small screwdriver toease them out, you can plug banana clips straight in as I have done.Hope this helps
SOURCE: Connecting TV and Receiver Amplifier
you will have some line loss (decreased audio signal) at the stereo
you may pick up strange noises, as the 50 foot wires are antennas that will pick up stray signals if they are present
try it, then you will be the expert, as you are in 'uncharted waters'
SOURCE: The speaker cables has "banana
If they're a fixed spacing that doesn't match the spacing of the black and red speaker terminals you'll need to either chop them off and replace them with individual tips or just wrap the twisted bare wire ends around the base of each post and crank 'em down. Make sure no strands are touching anything but the intended post.
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