Can this be extended past the 5 ft with the use of an "extension" cable? What type of cable would that be? Looks like a stereo headphone cable.
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Yes, that is the exact setup I used. I used a standard stereo headphone extension cable and it worked fine.
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Yes, the cable you see in the picture comes from the subwoofer and it is really long, about 6 feet or maybe more.
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No, the one metre cord is wired direct with a standard male plug at the other end. Most extension cords have a male plug at one end and a female plug at the other end. You could use your existing cord with the headphone cord to get a 9 foot total.
610351
The audio cable extends about six inches from the VGA connector. If it's further away than that you will have to find some kind of extension.
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Yes, you'll need to get an extension cable with a 3.5mm male end and 3.5mm female end, like this: iMBAPrice iMBA-PS-06MF 6-Feet Gold Plated 3.5mm Male to 3.5mm Female Extension Stereo Audio Cableor something similar.
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That really depends on your own hearing. But over 99%of people would hear no difference when extending the cord. As with all things analog, the better the cable the better the signal. If you are worried about sound distortion, try and find a better "premium" cable.
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To your first question: The cord on mine is about 34 inches. Also the plug is like a stereo headphone plug, but even smaller. It is probably a standard size of some sort, but I don't know what's it's called. Anyway, one can probably find an extension cable that would fit it. Anyone else know for sure?To your second question: It doesn't have any legs or feet of its own, so you'll have to transport it by carrying it.
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The connector cable between the 2 speakers is around 6 feet. You could easily get an extension cable to extend them farther. However, I wouldn't recommend putting them that far apart. If you're using them for computer speakers or small monitor speakers, they probably shouldn't be more than 3-4 feet apart, and about the same distance from your ears, to get a relatively accurate stereo separation if you're using them to mix.
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The cable is somewhere around six or seven ft. You can cut it and make it longer as I did by splicing and adding speaker wire to it. Not a problem. Hope it helps.
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Hello James,Yes this cable will extend the length when plugged into the USB end of your cable. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support
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you can get an extension cable for it , i do not know the number for it though.
196731
I haven't tried it, but it looks like a mini-plug type extension (like what is used on a stereo headset) would work. The plug type is the same. The extensions are cheap. Would be worth the experiment. Now you've got me curious...
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this will work if you can reach your 'headphone' output from your computer to the RCA inputs on your stereo. But the length is only 25-feet...so it's not like you can run it across the room.
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I found a forum where they say you can use a Radio shack Stereo Headphone Cable, 1/8" Jack to 1/8" Plug. Haven't tried it myself but it may work for you. If it doesn't you could probably return it. http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/post/23136185
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Hello Jenijen,If the cable has a USB end , this cable should be able to extend the length. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support
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Hello Wei,Yes, you can use this cable to make the distance longer.Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support
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I don't see any way that wouldn't be possible, the wires that run from the speakers to the system itself are bare, and just kind-of clip in, so I don't see that being a problem if you need to extend them.