Can this cable be bent at an angle without damaging it? Need to bend cable to plug into back of speaker.
1487018
as long as the flexible part of the cable is, you should be ok. Mine is at a pretty hard left turn and it's been doing good for about two years now.
1487019
I agree with Andrew. Get a 90* RCA adapter. Amazon sells these also, and they are not expensive. They are sold as DB Link right angle adapters. Have used these myself, and they work great. Hope this helps!
1487020
You could. But not sharp angles. Best bet would be to to get a cable with the 90 degree bend or get a 90 degree adapter.
1370535
Yes it has a built in plug that bends down when not in use. Very good idea.
285013
Wish I could help you. I only used mine for curves. It seems thin enough to bend though.
2124477
It will bend. I have used these for several years and started because of the cost. It was low cost and served its purpose. Life span seems to be 2-3 years so you will probably have to replace. Thus cost has to be considered.
1273070
It's works fine for an instrument. I just soldered the two connectors together to the tip of the quarter inch jack. For a speaker cable you should get a thicker gage.
1965050
made to bend in corner. but I guess you could use straight . just dont bend them
326214
No, this is a heavy duty piece of PVC. You may be able to apply heat and bend it, but I never tried that myself.
561453
Hi!Thanks for reaching out to us! The banana tips screw on to the cables over the pin tips. The pins are really more designed for the "pinch" style binding posts or screw down speaker terminals. If you are having difficulties getting the banana tips into a speaker, apply some pressure to the spring part of the banana tip to relieve some of the strain. This should allow the cable to easily go into the speaker terminals. If you can't get your fingers in there a pair of needle nose pliers usually do the trick. Please let us know if we can help with anything else! Thanks!
57811
nope, there is no 90 degree bend where the cord meets the jack, but the cord is flexible and does bend.
1814310
Are you trying to put this at the output of an amplifier? You may end up with a low impedance problem which can load down the output of an amplifier and cause things to get hot and burn up. Remember, this is a mono cable. You do not have "left & "right". Just "left mono" only, even though it's a "Y" split. If your amplifier wants to see 8 ohms (speaker) and you put 4 ohms instead (that is, two speakers wired in parallel), you can damage your amp. You may email about electronic questions at Linuxguy5@hotmail.com
294096
what you mean adjust ? no it's a solid thing it won't bend if thats what you meant. just push down your ear and trim around the curvature :} i get more cut when i approach from the back of the ear ^^
604226
We have this gym for not that long but didn't have that issue as you explained. It shouldn't be twisted if installed properly from what we know. Our cable is not twisted like you mentioned. Sorry for not being very helpful to you.
1363423
I'm sorry I haven't tried that, but my guess is that it could remain a bit loose if your speakers are level, but mine are angled down and if left loose would swivel left or right because of the speaker weight. Hope this helps.
1383161
Can easily bend. I have mine coiled next to the TV When I don't have my laptop lugged into it. Doesn't even need a twist tie on it to keep it that way.
733065
It's made of flexible clear plastic with some metallic conductors embedded in the material. I'd think that you could safely bend it in a curve, but not bend it at a sharp angle.
2249689
It really doesn't matter, the unit looks good standing up or upside down, it just depends on what kind of cables you have. I have an AUX cable that is bent so it lays flat when it's plugged in, it looks good when the unit is upside down. When I have the usb plugged in, I lay it sideways, however it does sound better when standing upright (with the volume buttons on top, as the "woofers" are towards the bottom of the unit).
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The plastic (black) part is not quite 3/4" in one direction and 1/2" the other direction. Depending on which direction you have your outlet positioned you can direct your cable down or up. Since I was running the cable down through the floor and under my house to the next room I have my cable going down. These are great for directing the cable properly rather than bending it and risk breaking something.