Could I cut the wire in half for two book shelf speakers?
298155
Yes. You can cut any speaker wire as many times as you please and they'll work as long as they're connected properly. Just make sure that the cable's length will be enough for what you need. You can use the following chart as a guideline to buy the proper gauge depending on the length of wire needed to connect the speakers to the amplifier/receiver:Length of wire needed - GaugeLess than 50 feet - 1650 feet or longer - 14
298156
don't understand the question. ??? two wires per speaker one + and one - you need two wires.
1645845
I'm assuming you're talking about a powered sub. Technically, you could but it'd be cumbersome to setup and highly inefficient. Those bookshelf speakers already have a crossover inside them so you'd lose a lot of power and a bit of fidelity. Are you trying to use a powered sub? Short answer: No. Don't bother.
689248
I don't see why not? you will just have to splice the wire to the speakers since it has it's ownconnection. only thing though is if the surround would be able to drive your new speaker?ig: enough power or same impedance or not, you should find out first cause I don't know if that is relevant or not.....hope this helps......
1574571
An amp.is probably required to power the speakers if their watt rating is high. If the wire is RCA to bear end speaker you could give it a try directly to the speakers. If it's RCA to RCA I wouldn't cut the end of the wire for speaker connection.
134613
i cut my speakers to extend them so i would assume if your willing to do that then yes.
2155936
I did not do that, but I don't see any problem with that. They are just bare ends, so it should be easy to add speaker wire.
1905948
If you mean the wires for the speakers -- not long enough. I had to splice in extensions for the rear speakers to reach all the way around the room.
1911774
I am in a different location from the speakers. If I remember correctly, the two speakers are connected with a wire (provided).
996199
You can actually buy 24gauge speaker wire and simply cut and splice both the positive and the negative ends. That wire can easily be found at Fry's Electronics.
114970
Just forget the 2 wires and daisy chain at the speakers. You only have to use 2 wires correct? connect those to the exsisting speakers and daisy chain off the back in. I would have to see your setup to help more. There are several companies that sell speakon splitters however, just google search "Speakon Splitter" Hope this helps
1691383
No; the second speaker (left) must be hooked to the first (right) in order to work, and that cable is less than three feet in length.
1990677
You only use one wire to this one & another wire to the other. Positive & negative ... 2 channel,2 speakers
375605
The speakers are wired in, but they can be removed. The speakers you want to attach though will need to have a thin black and a thin red wire. But yes, that should be possible.
1012254
You should be able to. They are wire connected so as long as other speakers could be driven by relatively low output of the receiver they should work. The speakers that come with this system are just fine for a bookshelf system however.
287533
To avoid cutting the wire that connects the main speakers, to install this you'll probably need an adapter that converts the two speakers outputs in four - can get very cheap adapter on Amazon, specifying the make and model of your vehicle - or just cut the wire that connects to the main speakers. You just have to decide where you will place the tweeters.
1607900
Yes, make sure you connect the same colored wire to the same colored post on the two speakers. I have the gold colored wire attached the the black post on both speakers and the silver wire attached to the red posts on both speakers.
1485519
No, you would have to attach splitter(s) from the units only output and optical output. Cable wholesale.com does sell audio cable splitting wires.