I have a pair of speakers, I want them connecting with my TV, so how many cables I need to order?
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That can depend on a lot of things, it depends on what kind of output your TV is and what kind of input the speakers you have, I'm guessing these are the ones you need so if you had a pair of speakers you would probably need 2
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You wouldn't be able to connect to a TV with these. These are 1/4" connections. Most TV's are RCA, Component or HDMI. You need to determine what connection type you have on both the speakers and the TV. Also, unless the speakers are active (powered with a built in amp), you'll need an amplifier.
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It is one set of RCA cables. A left and a right channel. If you need more channels you will need either more cables or some RCA splitters.
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It depends on how far apart you will be placing the speakers. Ideally you'll want to use two separate #14 awg speaker cables one from each speaker as a left and right set-up going to the connect:amp. It wouldn't hurt to bump that wire size up to # 12 if your running longer distance. Think voltage drop
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Hey Richard, it depends on your setup. Your speakers would need white and red plug-ins and your TV would need to have an auxiliary jack of some sort. I have mine running from a shelf speaker system into my green speaker jack for my computer, personally.
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What type of cable(s) do I need to hook up the audio to an amplifier Thanks Jellik
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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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You will need two splitter cables to direct the output sound of your TV to each headphone set. Then set each of them to a different channel (there are 3 channels to choose from).
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When i bought them, the only thing that came was the speakers themselves. Any cables u need you will have to buy separately.
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The cable connection between the two speakers is RCA, so all you need is an RCA cable (male at one end, female at the other). I have just added a 3.6m (12 foot) RCA cable and extended the distance to 5m (over 16 foot)! Every Tandy or Dick Smith (Australia) store sells these cables, in fact most dollar shops have them.
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all you will need is a vga cable with 3.5mm audio cable combined or by it self if you want audio.And a male to male hdmi cable to your needed length.
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u will need interconnect audio cables, 50 watt speakers my be alittle light if u run high volume (receiver puts out 100 watts/chnl)should have speakers that can handle 100 w each. the subwoofer has to be connected to subwoofer output i don't recall if receiver has this output.
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I used regular speaker cables. I guess im not the best person to ask since im just getting into speakers.
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Any speaker wires will do. Kind of depends how long of a run the cables need to be but 16 gauge should work. No special connections needed but again depends on your receiver. I used what are called banana clip connections but just wrapping the wire around the terminals should work. The wire should have two colors so you can connect the positive terminal on the speaker to the positive terminal on the receiver. PS. Very good speakers but you should also buy a woofer the complete the set.
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Go to the link below, and remember that any speaker that is not one of your seven speaker minus your sub will only produce 2 channel stereo. What your talking about would cost you more money then buying a 11.2 receiver, and after you were done you would be wondering what speaker cables from the receiver, plug into your brand new $3,000 11 channel amp.http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/ultimate-surround-sound-guide-different-formats-explained/
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What connector are you using? Get one long enough to go to the receiver and tv #2
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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
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No, you need six RCA cables (or 3 pairs) from the input source. The speakers all have attached RCA cables and the amp is built into the Sub-woofer and has an AC power cord. I had to buy a digital to analog 5.1 converter so I could take my optical output from my TV (everything is hooked up to my TV via HDMI, cable box, PS3 and even my Wii even has an HDMI converter) into a 5.1 converter which gives me 6 (fl, fr, sl, sr, center and sub) RCA outputs.