Connecting Cable-can anyone tell me the length of this connecting cable. I need about 5 feet from the TV to the shelf. Is the cable that comes with the speaker this long? can anyone tell me the length of the connecting cable. I need about 5 ft. from the TV to the shelf above the TV. Help! Connecting Cable-can anyone tell me the length of this connecting cable. I need about 5 feet from the TV to the shelf. Is the cable that comes with the speaker this long? can anyone tell me the... » Read More Connecting Cable-can anyone tell me the length of this connecting cable. I need about 5 feet from the TV to the shelf. Is the cable that comes with the speaker this long? can anyone tell me the length of the connecting cable. I need about 5 ft. from the TV to the shelf above the TV. Help! « Show Less
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While I haven't measured mine, I'm sure it is at least 6 foot long. I had no problem connecting from the TV to the lower shelf. Besides, these are standard (and inexpensive) RCA cables that can be purchased anywhere for a song.
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You are welcome. I think you will really like the 325 (and appreciate how easy it is to set up). Zvox has a 30 day policy where you can try it out, and if you don't like it, they will give your money back and pay for the return shipping. Also note that all Zvox speaker systems comes with a subwoofer output port, so if you are looking to add deeper base in the future you can always buy a subwoofer of your choice and easily hook it up (with one cable).
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thank you dsrussell..you have been very helpful. I have a small TV room and it pretty much looks like the 325 is better for me. I appreciate your responses..thank you so much. Sharon
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thanks for the info. Do you think the sound quality is as good on the 325 as the 350? Obviously the size of the unit is bigger on the 325 but I was wondering if this is the only difference?
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do you think the 325 is as good the the 550? What's the difference other than price?
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Actually, I own the 550. AFAIK, Zvox does not make a 350, so I assume you were asking the difference between the 315 and 325 (they are virtually the same size). The 315 can only be used if your TV has a headphone jack or an audio out jack that can be set to variable, since it doesn't come with a remote control. The speaker configuration is the same for both of these models, however the 325 has a slightly more powerful amplifier (60 watts vs 40 watts), so I would assume the 325 would have more presence.
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Our AV cable is 19feet long, please check with the distance, if you need extra AV cable ,please contact with our customer services teambetterstuff.amazon@gmail.com.
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Pretty short as far as I'm concerned (at least much shorter than my old Dell speaker cables.) 5 feet front speakers; 14.5 feet rear speakers. I had to rearrange the room to make them fit. But other than that they work OK. Good luck.
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The cable is about 8-10 ft. If you need longer cable, you probably want to buy the amplified version and buy a connector in order to add the extension.
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You do not need a cord from the actual speaker to the TV. You plug in the remote transmitter to the TV, and it transmits to the speaker. You do need to have a "line of sight" between the transmitter and the speaker. The cord for the transmitter is a foot or two long, so you can move it around a bit to adjust. I hope that helps.
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Its about 15 feet only. I had to buy additional speaker wire. I also needed to wires around furniture etc. and close to the wall. Hope that helps.
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The actual HDMI cable is 6ft. The USB cable is around 2ft. If your TV has an actual USB port your good. When I hook it up to my TV that doesn't, I run an extention cord to a power outlet because the cables won't work for me unless it has power.
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It isn't that long, maybe 5 feet. But you can get an extension cord (which I did) as my TV sets on my dresser. Hope this helps
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You're looking at about four feet from the PC to first speaker and six feet between the speakers. It's long enough to give you some flexibility. Of course, you can always buy longer wires.
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Good question. Nothing is indicated on the device itself so only stereo testing should answer this question. I've not perdormed it yet as my installation needs a longer cable to connect between both speakers. The cable provided is only 1,5m long (ridiculous) but after contacting edifier repeatedly, they promised me to send a 3m one within 7 days. Pay attention to this fact if you are planning to use those speakers with a placement between a couch for exemple. Sound quality is very balanced and very satisfying for audiophiles. Remote control is fragile though but very addictive to manipulate. Best regards. Good question. Nothing is indicated on the device itself so only stereo testing should answer this question. I've not perdormed it yet as my installation needs a longer cable to connect between both speakers. The cable provided is only 1,5m long (ridiculous) but after contacting edifier repeatedly, they promised me to send a 3m one within 7 days. Pay attention to this fact if you are planning to use those speakers with a placement between a couch for exemple. Sound quality is very balanced and very satisfying for audiophiles. Remote control is fragile though but very addictive to... » Read More Good question. Nothing is indicated on the device itself so only stereo testing should answer this question. I've not perdormed it yet as my installation needs a longer cable to connect between both speakers. The cable provided is only 1,5m long (ridiculous) but after contacting edifier repeatedly, they promised me to send a 3m one within 7 days. Pay attention to this fact if you are planning to use those speakers with a placement between a couch for exemple. Sound quality is very balanced and very satisfying for audiophiles. Remote control is fragile though but very addictive to manipulate. Best regards. « Show Less
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I don't know exactly how long it is, I think maybe 3.5-4.0'. But it is long enough so that i came off the tv, wrapped it around the tv wall mount once and installed the cable to the wall right below the tv mount. It was the perfect length for this application, since you can't see the cable from the front the way i ran it. Hope this helps
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I recently purchased the RC-Micro 5.1's and, being uninformed about audio stuff, have called their tech support on a few occasions. Each time I've called I've been immediately connected to a knowledgeable and patient adviser. 1-866-441-8208 is their number. I was told that a split cable is not necessary. A simple male-to-male video cable was recommended. Apparently, the video cable provides more protection against interference. Either of the two subwoofer ports are fine to use. The left/right thing doesn't matter in a 5.1 set-up. (By the way, you may notice that the manual offers a second method to connect the subwoofer using speaker wire. I was told this second method was irrelevant when creating a 5.1 set-up.) When I mentioned I might need a long cable to connect the subwoofer, I was advised to get an RG6 cable tv cable. I've seen this method confirmed on another forum. As far as speaker wire or the other speakers, I was advised to get standard 16 gauge speaker wire (Unless I was running the wire a long distance.) Still, I ended up buying 14 gauge wire from monoprice.com which seemed to be a respected speaker wire seller from what I read on the forums. For what it's worth, I was advised against getting tips or banana plugs and rather, to carefully insert the bare wire. Hope this helps.
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Unfortunately the cable length is only about a foot. It's a special heavy gauge cable which permanently comes out of the battery unit and has the one connector for the main UPS. I thought it might be long enough to build a two shelf platform for sitting one unit above the other to go into a more narrow space. However, the cable is only long enough to allow for the battery unit to actually sit on the main UPS. I didn't have enough space to sit the units side-by-side but the cable will easily allow for that arrangement. I might try disassembling the cable someday to see if I can create an extension. Unfortunately the cable length is only about a foot. It's a special heavy gauge cable which permanently comes out of the battery unit and has the one connector for the main UPS. I thought it might be long enough to build a two shelf platform for sitting one unit above the other to go into a more narrow space. However, the cable is only long enough to allow for the battery unit to actually sit on the main UPS. I didn't have enough space to sit the units side-by-side but the cable will easily allow for that arrangement. I might try disassembling the cable someday to see if I can create an... » Read More Unfortunately the cable length is only about a foot. It's a special heavy gauge cable which permanently comes out of the battery unit and has the one connector for the main UPS. I thought it might be long enough to build a two shelf platform for sitting one unit above the other to go into a more narrow space. However, the cable is only long enough to allow for the battery unit to actually sit on the main UPS. I didn't have enough space to sit the units side-by-side but the cable will easily allow for that arrangement. I might try disassembling the cable someday to see if I can create an extension. « Show Less
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The cable that connects the main unit with the speakers is the standard black/red double cable (dont know the name of it). The one woth the unit is probably around 1 meter. You can buy a longer one for sure in any Radio Shack or similar store.
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It is only about 8 feet. You can use a longer one than the one supplied with the speakers, (there's nothing special about it) but I would use a heavier gauge speaker wire. I would still, even then keep the length under 14 foot long. The wire terminals on the back of each speaker will accommodate a very heavy gauge wire. I kept the 8 foot length, but replaced the original wire with a heavier one anyway~
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I bought the adapter and it was by no means 2 ft long. Mine is only a couple of inches (long enough to simply convert the connection). And as the others said, you will need a standard optical cable.
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My TV has an "Audio Out" port on the back of it that the cord will fit into. This is the same sized port that I have on my cell phone, Kindle, and laptop. If you have a port on your TV that will fit cell phone-sized earplug cords, then that is the right size (3.5mm). Now you may have to buy an extension for it if your TV is too far away. The cord is about 5 1/2 ft long. I found many extenison on Amazon by typing "3.5 mm extension" in the search field.