What size cable do you recommend for speaker and sub woofer?
1519096
It depends on how far your speakers are to your receiver I used 12 gauge. Here is a link that might help you: http://www.hometheaterforum.com/topic/172172-speaker-wire-what-size/
1519097
subs are amplified and size of the RCA patch cable really does not matter.Depending on the length of your speaker cables will determine the size needed. I used 12 guage for myself. save some money and get the wire based on guage... monster cable is not needed, it just has a thicker jacket. Just don't coil up excess wire.
1519098
it came with cable for sub-woofer. for the satellite speakers I used 1 "Sewell Deadbolt Banana Plugs with Fast-Lock Technology, 12 Pair (24 Pieces)"Electronics; $27.95In Stock Sold by: Sewell Direct Corp 1 "RCA AH16100SN 100 Ft. 16-Gauge Speaker Wire"
1519099
I purchased from Amazon: GLS Audio Premium 12 Gauge 100 feet Speaker Wire - True 12AWG Speaker Cable 100-Feet Clear Jacket - High Quality 100' Spool Roll 12G 12/2 BulkHappy with it. You will need a magnifying glass and good light to determine positive and negative label.
638530
I would use 16 gauge. A Polk subwoofer would be a good match. If you need stands, the Sanus ones work great.
2219114
I always use 12AWG. I just bought 100' from Ebay that I really like because it is red and black. Get yourself some nice banana plugs too and you'll be hooked up sweet. I got those on Ebay too because the price was much better than anywhere else I looked. The items were all located in the US so shipping was fast. Happy listening! FYI, If you are going to bi-amp your speakers with the TX-NR616 you'll only get a 5.1 surround.
967780
Sorry, I never hooked a sub woofer to mine so I cant give you any advice on that.Cal
1629846
Speaker wire will fit. With the RCA plugs it will NOT fit. Let me know if you have any other questions.
1320186
Try with Peerless, those have a strong built and are universal, you can hide the cables inside main leg. I have a pair for years now, and I have use them with several satellites speakers and have worked with all of them.
672229
I would recommend the Bbox Pro Series Single 10-Inch Sealed Subwoofer Enclosure. You may want to consider the box dimensions based on your application needs.
1337748
Yes they will fit, but I would reccomend using this plug Mediabridge Ultra Series Subwoofer Cable - ( 15 Feet ) - Dual Shielded with RCA to RCA Gold Plated Pro Grade Connectors as it provided much cleaner sound. My room is 25 by 30 and it literally rumbles the entire house. This is an awesome product.
593048
I honestly don't know, but the wire they give you is a really small gauge and most audiophiles will tell you to get something bigger. I think I ended up buying 16 or 14 gauge.
1619056
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.
176810
The speaker set must be used with the sub-woofer. The power supply is internal to the sub-woofer as you suggested. The cable from the right speaker is a custom 9-pin plug to interconnect the controls to the sub-woofer module.
1513765
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.
2219115
What's up Brandon.... I'd go with 12-16 AWG. The larger the speaker is the larger AWG.
38319
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&fo;rmat=2&p;_id=2791&kpid;=2791&CAWELAID;=1329459423&CAGPSPN;=pla&catargetid;=320013720000063196&cadevice;=c&gclid;=CL7F3MGko8ICFdKEfgodOIkARA
477942
I don't have the exact lengths (my cords are buried behind the desk), but my setup is on a Dell computer sitting on the floor next to my desk; the subwoofer is on the floor with it, about 3 feet away; and the speakers themselves are on the desktop in each corner, approx 5' apart from each other. There isn't much room to separate or push anything much farther than that. And the cables themselves are giant fat cables (looks like monster cable), that would be difficult to add onto unless you know exactly what you are doing. Hope this helps !
60365
The speaker plugs are spring loaded, so use bare wire. 12 or 14 AWG works well.
1417016
all 3 speaker cables are approx 6 ft long. The left and right spkrs can be extended because they plug-in. The sub-woofer is hard wired to the control pod, so it cannot be extended. Hope this helps you!