New Polk LSi7s (Gold Binding post straps)

Ethancf
Ethancf Posts: 458
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Hi guys,

I just bought a pair of mint LSi7s on a great deal. I received them today, but they are missing the 4 gold binding post straps. Are these supposed to have them?

If they are, would anybody happen to have 4 that they could sell me?

Thanks,
Jason
THE SYSTEM
Polk Audio LSi25 Mains
Polk LSiF/X Surrounds
Polk Audio LSiC Center
Definitive Technology PowerField 1800 Subwoofer
Parasound Classic 7100 Pre/Pro
Parasound 2205A Amplifier
Pioneer Elite BDP-05FD Blu-ray Player
Monster HTS 2600
Microsoft XBox 360
Samsung PN64D550 64" Plasma
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  • Ethancf
    Ethancf Posts: 458
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    Sweet! I had no idea this was a “thing.” I have a pair of LSi25s, LSiC, and a pair of LSiFX surrounds in my HT. I’m going to roll with this plan on these speakers as well. I guess we’ll see if there’s any difference or not.

    Thanks for the advice, all!

    Jason
    THE SYSTEM
    Polk Audio LSi25 Mains
    Polk LSiF/X Surrounds
    Polk Audio LSiC Center
    Definitive Technology PowerField 1800 Subwoofer
    Parasound Classic 7100 Pre/Pro
    Parasound 2205A Amplifier
    Pioneer Elite BDP-05FD Blu-ray Player
    Monster HTS 2600
    Microsoft XBox 360
    Samsung PN64D550 64" Plasma
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  • VR3
    VR3 Posts: 28,981
    just use wire, will be better
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  • pitdogg2
    pitdogg2 Posts: 26,011
    VR3 wrote: »
    just use wire, will be better

    This^^^
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  • rooftop59
    rooftop59 Posts: 8,121
    Ethancf wrote: »
    Hi guys,

    I just bought a pair of mint LSi7s on a great deal. I received them today, but they are missing the 4 gold binding post straps. Are these supposed to have them?

    If they are, would anybody happen to have 4 that they could sell me?

    Thanks,
    Jason

    Yea, you don't want to use them anyway. Ideally use the same wire that's going to the amp.
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 51,025
    For clarity, use the same type of speaker cable that you use to connect your speakers to your power source.
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