Will the speaker post support 12 guage speaker wire?
197071
I'm pretty sure they will..I'll doublecheck and get back with you if I see they don't. I'm away from the house today, will check when I get home, however, I use fairly heavy speaker wire myself & I didn't have any problem.
197072
I used the 12 gauge wire with banana plugs on these speakers. They keep the speakers sounding neutral and precise.
197073
It should. I've seen them wired at fry's electronic with thick gauge wire, mine use a thinner gauge and it works just fine. There s plenty of room on the binding posts you shouldn't have a problem
1309992
Yes, but the speaker wire is very short. Additional wire can be purchased from All Electronics Corp., 818-904-0524, part #WRB-24, $1.30 for 10 ft.
1585719
Doesn't matter.Doesn' matter, really. Data and signal cables just need a decent connector on each end. Speaker cables are different, you need a fairly wide Guage for that, I prefer 12, but signals, being low voltage, have different concerns, quality terminations, etc
2075384
check the wires to make sure there isn't a short. Depending on the wattage of your speakers it might not be enough power to support.
1746310
Hello. We would recommend using a 4 gauge amplifier power cable, and a minimum of 16 gauge speaker wire for the subwoofers. If you are installing the amplifier further than 10 feet from the subwoofer, you will need to use a minimum of 12 gauge speaker wire.
98118
Depends on how many strings you intend to string together. But 16-18 AWG should do it. I used high quality speaker wire from Home Depot.
38320
You can use 14 or 16 AWG speaker wire. I used 14 AWG plastic coated wire from Monoprice. Copper wire is best. http://www.monoprice.com/Product?seq=1&format=2&p_id=2791&kpid=2791&CAWELAID=1329459423&CAGPSPN=pla&catargetid=320013720000063196&cadevice=c&gclid=CL7F3MGko8ICFdKEfgodOIkARA
1799130
I would recommend 4 gauge for the power wire just in case you decide to change your amplifier you will not have to go back and run over the wires. However this is not a very powerful amplifier and I strongly suggest putting the extra money and buying a better amplifier. What are the 12" subs are you going to use?
2058659
My speakers have the near same 87dB, 8 Ohm, with 16G wire to them with 25 foot of wire so I hooked them together and ran it to one speaker and it sounded just the same. I think 16G wire will be just fine for your situation.
209853
the screw clamps are not very large, so the smaller the gauge the easier it will be.... but yes, I think you will be able to clamp them down sufficiently I think I ran 12g to the attenuator and then 16 or 18 to the speakers ( which was the wire the outdoor speakers came with
616499
See "Package Contents" and till will tell you the ft. of wires supplied:http://filedepot.onkyousa.com/Files/own_manuals/SN29400232_HT-S6300_7300_En_web.pdf?CFID=1357998&CFTOKEN;=95329930&jsessioni;d=f030d6984ddf9553fc81384493a786d5c303"I would recommend 16 gauge wires. " - This is what I got as an e-mail reply from an Onkyo USA Product Support rep. when I had told them that the speaker wires that came with the system were short for my room and wanted to get new wires.
707421
Yes, you'll need speaker wire connected from your audio source to the speakers.
653655
No. If you're technically inclined and willing to take a risk, you could try splicing additional wire into the existing speaker wires, but the wires are very thin (high AWG, I believe around 28 AWG) so be careful.
1719377
I would highly recommend getting some better quality speaker wire ( such as 16-14 gauge). The wire that is supplied with system is very cheap zip wire.
490486
Hi Ivan. Sure you can. The connectors are standard speaker wire. It will work like a speaker, but if you want it as a center speaker, be sure to get a receiver which will send a 3.x, 5.x, or 7.x signal. Also, to maximize this speaker it is a good idea to match power range (and rarely resistance of your wire expressed in Ohms). It's a good speaker. Enjoy.
1075647
Wire your speakers normal. But drop the resistance on the sub. It should push it no problem
1074525
Ok i would run 0 guage wires because you will be trying to run 120 amps through the wire and usually a four guage wire is 80 amps.. And on my 1100 watt brutus im using official copper speaker wire so i can get as much voltage as ican through the wire . But a complete zero guage wire should be fine speaker cables..