Anyone use Wingnuts on Speakers?

[GTRJohnny]

Anyone use wingnut style nuts to hold their speakers in? I was thinking it might be cool to be able to switch speakers in/out quickly. Anyone else try this? And if so, where did you get the parts from? :confused:

[thedroid]

I tried it. On some speakers you can't turn the nut toward the end because it starts to hit the frame.

[plato67]

I do, so I can switch between a 15" Bass and Guitar speaker. Works well.

[Gtrman100]

I don't use them but I've heard that using NOS wingnuts is much better sounding than the cheap Home Depot ones...

[rhythmrocker]

I don't use them but I've heard that using NOS wingnuts is much better sounding than the cheap Home Depot ones...

The plastic ones are more transparent . . .

[RussB]

Callaham is working on some billet cold rolled steel wingnuts to get that "vintage" tone

[daddyo]

Wingnuts get good tone. A fact proved by this site for 6 years.

[DGDGBD]

I would think the wings would hit the frame, no?

[GTRJohnny]

I don't use them but I've heard that using NOS wingnuts is much better sounding than the cheap Home Depot ones...

Hahaha!! Lightly reliced, in nickel... ;)

[GTRJohnny]

Callaham is working on some billet cold rolled steel wingnuts to get that "vintage" tone

I wouldn't buy anything from him, but thanks.. :)