6 ft. Question. How long is each of the cable AFTER the Y split? Have single sub output on source, and want to connect to TWO subs 8 feet apart. Thnk
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The last 10-11 inches is split, so you will come up just short connecting the two subs eight foot apart by about a foot. Also, the splits are left and right audio feeds. You would lose a lot of audio quality from the source. It doesn't send the same audio stereo signal two directions at the split. You would end up with a LEFT mono sub and a RIGHT mono sub without the full stereo audio feed for either. Buy an RCA plug to 2 RCA jack splitter for less than a $1 to split your source and just use any 8 foot or longer RCA audio cable. A splitter sends the same stereo audio feed to two different receivers, a Y-cable splits the audio into two mono audio feeds to two different receivers. Hope this helps you out.
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The last 10-11 inches is split, so you will come up just short connecting the two subs eight foot apart by about a foot. Also, the splits are left and right audio feeds. You would lose a lot of audio quality from the source. It doesn't send the same audio stereo signal two directions at the split. You would end up with a LEFT mono sub and a RIGHT mono sub without the full stereo audio feed for either. Buy an RCA plug to 2 RCA jack splitter for less than a $1 to split your source and just use any 8 foot or longer RCA audio cable. A splitter sends the same stereo audio feed to two different receivers, a Y-cable splits the audio into two mono audio feeds to two different receivers. Hope this helps you out. The last 10-11 inches is split, so you will come up just short connecting the two subs eight foot apart by about a foot. Also, the splits are left and right audio feeds. You would lose a lot of audio quality from the source. It doesn't send the same audio stereo signal two directions at the split. You would end up with a LEFT mono sub and a RIGHT mono sub without the full stereo audio feed for either. Buy an RCA plug to 2 RCA jack splitter for less than a $1 to split your source and just use any 8 foot or longer RCA audio cable. A splitter sends the same stereo audio feed to two different... » Read More The last 10-11 inches is split, so you will come up just short connecting the two subs eight foot apart by about a foot. Also, the splits are left and right audio feeds. You would lose a lot of audio quality from the source. It doesn't send the same audio stereo signal two directions at the split. You would end up with a LEFT mono sub and a RIGHT mono sub without the full stereo audio feed for either. Buy an RCA plug to 2 RCA jack splitter for less than a $1 to split your source and just use any 8 foot or longer RCA audio cable. A splitter sends the same stereo audio feed to two different receivers, a Y-cable splits the audio into two mono audio feeds to two different receivers. Hope this helps you out. « Show Less
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You need to purchase a separate amp for your 6" speakers. I have two small amps driving 6 speakers, & the sub has its own internal amp. Even if you could use the amp to power additional speakers. You wouldn't want to do that.
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You need a y adapter. KabelDirekt Pro Series Subwoofer Cable ( 6 feet ) / Y - RCA Cable / Digital Cable - 1 x RCA Male to 2 x RCA Male by KabelDirekt KabelDirekt (6 feet) 1 x RCA Male to 2 x RCA Male Subwoofer / Y - RCA / Digital Audio Cable - PRO Series
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You talkin bout L and R channel in a single output the answer is noActually for a single channel you can split it up plus it's great to split up ur subs output, microphones etc .. I use it to split my subs
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First of all, if you put them 6 feet apart, you tmay lose the center channel. May be too much right and left only. However, the connecting cable is 3 feet on each speaker, so they can be put just about 6 feet apart, not closer to 5 feet as someone else stated. Since the cable allows it, it should sound ok. Mine are about 2 1/2 feet apart and could use to be further go create more left and right. They sound good for their price, but I got them at a big discount in a sale. Regular price seems a little high to me. I would try them. Also, they only come in white. Personally black would be better as they stand out in white. Hope this helps. First of all, if you put them 6 feet apart, you tmay lose the center channel. May be too much right and left only. However, the connecting cable is 3 feet on each speaker, so they can be put just about 6 feet apart, not closer to 5 feet as someone else stated. Since the cable allows it, it should sound ok. Mine are about 2 1/2 feet apart and could use to be further go create more left and right. They sound good for their price, but I got them at a big discount in a sale. Regular price seems a little high to me. I would try them. Also, they only come in white. Personally black would be... » Read More First of all, if you put them 6 feet apart, you tmay lose the center channel. May be too much right and left only. However, the connecting cable is 3 feet on each speaker, so they can be put just about 6 feet apart, not closer to 5 feet as someone else stated. Since the cable allows it, it should sound ok. Mine are about 2 1/2 feet apart and could use to be further go create more left and right. They sound good for their price, but I got them at a big discount in a sale. Regular price seems a little high to me. I would try them. Also, they only come in white. Personally black would be better as they stand out in white. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Hi Steven ! Just use the RIGHT input on the sub from your mono amp output and you will be good to go! A Y-cord is not necessary and could end up harming the Klipsch amp. (happened to me unfortunately) Cheers! Marty G
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I did not have good luck with the splitter. I could get a feed with one hdmi cable plugged in but when I pluged in a second device, it didn`t run both. it then served as a 6" extension.
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18 inches from plug to "Y" split and another 18 inches from "Y" split to mic receiver for total of 36 inches.
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I am a electrician and just installed six units in a kitchen and found the cables longer than needed. You will end up snaking the cable to take up the extra length. I will try to post a video of the job later this week.
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I am not use but mine are probably 2 feet apart. The cable is longer though. Cant tell you the exact length.
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I want to split the line, so I can control the TV input from 2 different locations (not at the same time). The splitter I looked at here says to use minimum 26 AWG gauge wire cables, but everything I have looked at so far here is 28 AWG, which is smaller than recommended. So I am assuming, without further info, that these cables have 28 AWG wire in them. Please correct me if I am wrong about that!
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I have this unit wrks great up to 75 ft. From the input source..so 8 repeated it with a second unit to cover the other 75 ft. They have a step up from this one. I'm thinking about upgrading
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I never use a y connect. I fear of interfering with signal integrity. The Subwoofer wiring is soldered to the circuit board using silver, copper, or such conductors. I can't say the same about a y connect
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There is 6 inches of cable. It's 10 inches total if you include the plug and the splitter.
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11 feet. The speakers Y back to a standard 3 prong headphone (male) plug. Keep in mind if the speakers are 11 feet apart then the connector that plugs into the sub will be centered between the speakers (you can however connect the satellite speakers via a standard male/female headphone extension cable). Therefore you can get your full 11 feet of separation and place the sub somewhere other than between the speakers, but then you will need an appropriate length extension cable.
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With RCA inputs, you would need a "y" into mini male cable. Like this:3.5mm Stereo Male to Dual RCA Male Y-Cable, 6 FT.Hope that helps.