I have the vizio 5.1 system, and the speakers have RCA plugs. will they thread through the pole for concealment?
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No. The holes for the wires are barely large enough for regular speaker wire.
217861
Yes. They run under the base, into the post, and exit the side of the post 2" below the speaker base mount.
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It depends on the size of the RCA jack some are small I don't know how big those are u can always return it but I like the stands very nice n cheap
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Yes, any size wire will work. Even the best speakers in the world with heavy gauge wire will have some very minor distortion, regardless of the thickness of the cable. I used some small gauge wire and the sound quality is remarkable. It would not make a difference if I were using a thicker conductor. Just make sure the polarity is the same going into the speaker as the receiver/karaoke.
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Unfortunatly that was why I returned the unit. I can't say for sure how long but I already had cable running through my ceiling for surround sound and couldn't use the rear speakers unless I spliced into the cable and added cable lenght. the wire comes directly out of the speaker and has a connector already mounted. You could cut in the middle and add lenght but I chose not to do that.
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I couldn't find an image on google of the back of those speakers but if they hook on a screw on the wall, then yes, if you have the screw that matches its threading then even better. The stands are pretty universal and come with a couple screws but non of them matched my speakers so I just used a screw a plastic nut I came with and hooked it on. It was a pretty tight squeeze getting it on but it won't fall off easily. If you get them, run a thread down the tube first with a screw for weight attached and the other end tie it to the speaker wire or tape it together. Much easier than pushing your wires down.
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yes they have a screw hole mount, I don't know if it's 'standard', I bought the Cambridge Audio pole...
2011236
Spades are a more secure alternative in the end connection but you have to be careful they don't touch. (My higher end speakers require them.) Bananas, while convenient 'plug 'n play', can loosen over time. (My other two pairs 'demand' them.) Alot of speakers have a set up that allows choice between screw or plug. Both are mainstays and neither are particularly 'pretty' are they? (Who cares!...don't see 'em anyway and both work well.)
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Yes they do. Just make sure you take out the bracket that goes to both hook ups or you can over heat or blow out the speaker. If you go to polk.com and look up the speaker they tell you a lot of things about the speaker and about bi-wiring them.
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Hello Philip. I assume you mean a Visio sound bar with subwoofer output. Baring an odd connection type on the sound bar, the subwoofer should be just fine. You do need, however, to ensure that the impedance is matched and that the woofer output of the sound bar is intended for a powered subwoofer, not a passive one. If not, you risk blowing the subwoofer. Best, David
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I'm assuming you mean a "Vizio" TV. I own a 50" Vizo and it has red and white RCA plug in jacks in the rear which would appear to be compatible with the Onkyo which has red and white RCA output jacks. Keep in mind the sound quality hooking up your unit in this matter would not be great as the Vizo tv does not have great speakers. My Onkyo is hooked up to a Denon receiver and surround sound system.
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Hi Bill, by the look and dimension specs on your speakers, the mounts should be compatible with your speakers. Depending on the degree on which you want to hide your wires ( you have AC,inputs,and a crossover to the other speaker wires ), you will have to add a wire "loom", and some cable ties. I'm not using any gripping material on the side grips, as my speakers are mounted near ear level, and have only a slight downward tilt...it does hold the speakers quite firmly. It should handle the weight quite easily, as long as you mount them to the wall firmly.
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My wire box is slightly above and to the side of the mounts and is mostly hidden behind the speakers. To go thru the plate is possible, but a little tricky since it depends on speaker weight and stud support necessity.
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Yes, they work well. I was able to use the larger of the two wire brackets. I simply installed the bracket, then spread it apart slightly to insert the back of the right angle RCA jack into the approximate position. The I put the speaker in place and used the screws that came with the speaker along with one washer from the speaker kit and one larger washer from the stand.As to getting the cable down the pipe, that was easy. Only the straight RCA jack will fit (obviously), but if you remove any kinks from the wire so that it is straight it drops right down.
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But they should work alright when you first get them. Make sure you have the speaker wire leads in properly. if that doesn't work and take the RCA plug remove it and then bend the little clips in a little bit,and then stick the RCA plug back on
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You could line in to your tv with these speakers, you just need a 3.5mm male audio to male RCA (red and white) to make it work.
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I don't know about the Vizio speakers. I used mine on a pair of Bose satellite speakers. The stands come with several adapters that will fit a wide array of speakers. Hope this helps
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Regular speaker cables will fit. It will accept a banana plug, but the ones I have are too long and would prevent the speaker from hanging on the wall properly.
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As long as the coaxial out on the TV you are talking about doesn't have outside threads on it, but accepts a RCA phono plug and is connected to self-powered speakers, such as a sound bar, etc., it should work OK. If the connection you are referring to has threads, this is for antenna/cable/satellite purposes only and wouldn't work at all for speakers.