[DaveX]

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[Grover]

Fingers and wrist.  Seems to work pretty darn good. 

I bought the Audioquest wrench for another amp I had.  That one worked nice too.  One side fits 7/16 inch and the other side fits 1/2 inch. Costs around $10.  Fingers and wrist are cheaper.

[DaveX]

Fingers and wrist.  Seems to work pretty darn good. 

Finger-tightening doesn't achieve a gas-tight connection, a binding post wrench is essential to get the right amount of torque especially if your using spades with thick heavy or doubled up cables.

[Big Red Machine]

http://www.musicdirect.com/product/72740

[DaveX]

http://www.musicdirect.com/product/72740

I did consider the Audioquest but the binding posts on the D200's are not Hex, are you sure.

[Grover]

I just located and tried the Audioquest wrench on the back of my D-100 posts.  You're right, the posts are not hex and the wrench does not fit.

You are a bit pickier than I am as far as connections.  But that's cool.

[JLM]

How about simple pliers with a rag to avoid scratching the posts?

[dhrab]

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[CIAudio]

The binding posts are meant to be tightened by hand only.
If using two sets of wires, one should be spade and the other banana (locking type preferred).

[yo2tup]

that can't be healthy for your spades