Thanks for the link Kunter - just done this. I did the same on my speakers a few years back.
It's a slightly disconcerting thing to do and if you are going to do it, then you'll need to remove the whole 'nut' - if you don't then the little internal ring gets stuck and you can't screw the 'nut' back on fully. It's best done on a firm surface with the rear of the amp facing you. As Kunter says, unscrew until you feel a slight resistance. Once past this point keep going and with one (gloved !) hand on the back of the amp pull gently with the other on the binding post 'nut' and with a bit of manoeuvring the 'nut' will come off. Look inside and you'll see the small ring - pull it out with a small long nose pliers. With the ring removed you can screw the connector back together again with no problem to return to how Devialet intended. Hope that helps.
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It's a slightly disconcerting thing to do and if you are going to do it, then you'll need to remove the whole 'nut' - if you don't then the little internal ring gets stuck and you can't screw the 'nut' back on fully. It's best done on a firm surface with the rear of the amp facing you. As Kunter says, unscrew until you feel a slight resistance. Once past this point keep going and with one (gloved !) hand on the back of the amp pull gently with the other on the binding post 'nut' and with a bit of manoeuvring the 'nut' will come off. Look inside and you'll see the small ring - pull it out with a small long nose pliers. With the ring removed you can screw the connector back together again with no problem to return to how Devialet intended. Hope that helps.
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