1) What is the length of each of the wires (i.e. USB, Audio Jack) 2) Can we place two speakers separately at a distance (say 5ft apart)
1186617
Each line is about 3 1/2 feet but the left speaker is connected to the right speaker so you can only seperate them about 3 1/2 ft apart.
406080
The wires do not come attached. Buy a good quality #14 gauge speaker wire and make sure you connect the color code of the wires the same way to both speakers to keep them 'in phase'. When you say "as long as necessary", I hope that doesn't mean more than about 40 feet.
1726474
70 inches, possibly 72 inches if taught. The wire from speaker to computer is 70 inches and the wire that connects the two speakers is the same length. I'm enjoying the speakers and am pleased with my purchase.
1754158
Yes, if u mean that there is a physical wire connecting the two speakers, distance of about 2.5 feet. they have worked perfect for what I needed them for. hooking up to phone for music as well as to Laptop for movies. I hope this helps t
1469807
Only one speaker is a receiver. You have both connected together in order for both to play. If you separate them, only one will play. The speakers come with a short connecting cord (maybe 24"). I would think you could get longer male to make connecting cords and expand the distance between speakers.For the price and size, these are pretty nice little speakers.I hope this helps.Larry B.
350002
Those are good questions.I bought this unit by accident for a friend for Christmas.By the time we got to use this it was too late for return.I like the unit with the speakers because you don't have to worry about wires because the wires and speakers are tucked in and out of the way.I would not recommend this item.
1502695
The wire is short about 6' on the front speakers, and about 12' on the rear speakers, I have RC jack cables and female to female RC adapters connecting the cables together. That way I can make the wire as long as I want.
49959
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.
592498
The speakers seperate and are on 36" cords. They are standard speaker wire so you could attachh more length with wire and wire nuts. Not the greatest speakers, I substituted better speakers from an old Phillips bookshelf system and added a powered subwoofer that I bought at a garage sale for truly great sound.
295515
The USB cord is close to 30" long to the *right* speaker. This poses a problem for setups like mine, with my desktop on the floor next to my desk on the left side. There wasn't even close to enough cord to reach to the right-hand side. There was just enough to reach the near side, and the left speaker connects only to the right, so the speakers could be set up reversed. Having them reversed was OK, since I could swap the speakers (make right play the left sounds and vice versa) without too much trouble in Ubuntu.
1619055
The cable connection between the two speakers is RCA, so all you need is an RCA cable (male at one end, female at the other). I have just added a 3.6m (12 foot) RCA cable and extended the distance to 5m (over 16 foot)!Every Tandy or Dick Smith (Australia) store sells these cables, in fact most dollar shops have them.
2053856
Mine are: computer sound output to speaker - 41" computer USB port to same speaker (for power) - 42" between speakers - 38" Hope this helps.
2014508
Without measuring, my guess would be: Power cord is roughly 8 - 10 feet long, speaker wire between the two speakers is roughly 20 feet or so.
39731
The 2 smaller speakers are attached to the larger sub-woofer with cables. Each of these cables is about 6 feet long. If you had the sub-woofer right in the middle and spread the smaller speakers on either side it would be about 12 feet.
680088
The wire runs for this system are a bit different because of the unusual Desktop Control Pod (itself a commendable feature). One wire runs from the earphone jack (A) -- typically in the back of the computer -- to the Desktop Control Pod (B). Another runs from there (B) to the subwoofer (C), and another -- which starts out as two wires bonded together -- runs from the subwoofer (C) and then splits to the right and left speakers (D1 and D2). Each of these wires lengths -- A to B, B to C, and C to D1 / D2 -- is 6 feet. If you pulled the bonded wires apart so the whole length from the subwoofer to the speakers was split, you could have about 12 feet between D1 and D2 but the subwoofer would have to be exactly in the middle between them. Here's the short answer: Whereas most people would want to put that Desktop Control Pod where they can reach it from their "keyboarding" position, the critical length is from there to the subwoofer (B to C) which, if the wire is perfectly straight, is no more than 6 feet.
1973150
There are two longer cables, I think 15ft, and 3 shorts that are about 10ft. Cables are attached to speakers. But it's fairly easy & cheap to buy cables to extend them. That's what I did & they sound great. Worth the money if you know how to tweak the setup
1038393
About 4 feet with the cable provided. If you need more you could use a RCA M-F extension cable as the left speaker plus into the right speaker using a single RCA plug. Excellent choice for low cost good quality speakers.