What kind of connections does it have for the speakers? Meaning like the USA kind wih the two wire connections, unlike the European kind with plug in
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The speakers are each connected to the CD player/radio by one wire that is split at the end in two, with a slight amount of uninsulated wire connected to the speaker by inserting the uninsulated wire into two small holes in the back center of each speaker, and then a plastic lever is pushed down over the holes that the wires are fed into, in order to hold the connections to the speakers and keep them stable, solid, and insulated enough to prevent electric shock or fire. Hope I've been of some help here.
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USA type. I hate the others. I was able to use my own wire and add two additional speakers. Hope this helps! I have my tv hooked into it as well.
67238
1) The rear speakers need to be wired. They are not wireless.2). The main power input to the system is 115V / 60 Hz (standard North American power). The power to the rear speakers is 115 Watts. They do a very good job in a large living room.
1755281
The old fashioned speaker wire works just fine. You can use banana plugs or screw tighten the copper wire.
1306689
you connect the speaker wire to the plugs it's great once you get it hooked up. no more wires bending when you plug them in! :)
173896
The speaker wire connector has a slot down the center, this fits into the dvd players input which has a slot. Not sure if this helps you. The inputs must be rated 3 ohm as well.
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No. The Speakers do not come with Wire. I don't remember if there were plugs. I used the heaviest wire that would fit. I used 12 gauge and you could not fit anything bigger into those connectors. FYI, I love this speaker system for movies and most music. Mostly for movies.
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They have screw down locks for the speaker wire but the end is also ready for a plug. I'm not sure the exact name of the plug I heard someone refer to it as a "banana plug". Remember that it's a single speaker and you need to buy two for a set. :)
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My sub-woofer has some spring terminals for connecting ordinary wires that are labeled "high level in", you would simply connect these in parallel with your 'old fashioned speakers'. My system had line level connections, so I didn't do it that way, but you would need to. High level simply means the level that you need to drive your speakers in. Having read the other reply, I do not see the need for any special wire, just ordinary speaker wire. I do not mean to demean the other respondent. The wires do not even have to be large diameter, though that would do no harm. They do not really need to carry much current, only the signal to drive the internal amplifier in your SW-8. My sub-woofer has some spring terminals for connecting ordinary wires that are labeled "high level in", you would simply connect these in parallel with your 'old fashioned speakers'. My system had line level connections, so I didn't do it that way, but you would need to. High level simply means the level that you need to drive your speakers in. Having read the other reply, I do not see the need for any special wire, just ordinary speaker wire. I do not mean to demean the other respondent. The wires do not even have to be large diameter, though that would do no harm. They do not... » Read More My sub-woofer has some spring terminals for connecting ordinary wires that are labeled "high level in", you would simply connect these in parallel with your 'old fashioned speakers'. My system had line level connections, so I didn't do it that way, but you would need to. High level simply means the level that you need to drive your speakers in. Having read the other reply, I do not see the need for any special wire, just ordinary speaker wire. I do not mean to demean the other respondent. The wires do not even have to be large diameter, though that would do no harm. They do not really need to carry much current, only the signal to drive the internal amplifier in your SW-8. « Show Less
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No open wire connection, But Speaker are junk they are tinny. I dislike the whole thing. The CD player sounds like it is falling apart when changing CDs. I would not buy this thing off of the shelf. And of course it is made in China?/?/?/
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Its connects with the basic female wire terminal connectors on the back of most speakers I've seen. But these are very nice subs for the price, just I would hve to suggest get the deal price on 2 rather than what I did buying the 2 seperate. It ended up costing me about an extra $10-15, but at the time I could only afford one plus I wanted to see if it was worth it or not, and it is. Also be sure you have an amp that can supply enough power to these and they'll be hittin hard.
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Mine came with both the European style and the american. Mine has the European adapter that connects to the American one.
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Im sure that the speaker wires in your walls are of better quality than the ones that are supplied with the unit. usually the ones they send with the unit with what you would call starter wires. i always upgrade my wires with at least 16 gauge name brand wires . Such as monster cable.
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It connects via the speaker wire. It has two inputs A and B and you can select which you would like (if you had two amps).
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i am not sure about 220v but you can use bare speaker wire for the connection.
767502
Unit has speaker wire outlet's only. The manufacturer website has everything you need to know.
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Just one USB connection. All USB-powered speakers I've seen work the same way: the two speakers are connected by one wire, and one speaker has a USB cable and a stereo miniplug cable to connect to a computer. Interestingly, the first time I used them, I didn't have to connect to any audio source. As soon as I plugged into power, I picked up a local radio station. No thanks. I'd rather spend twice the money for ten times the quality. Walk away from these. Any Logitech set will make you happier.
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The only connectors are spring loaded speaker wire clips. It's quite a small amp. That's all the room there is, really. It works quite well though. Still use it regularly.