Can you plug another 12 inch extension speaker into it?
1310495
You'll have to go to the Fender.com website and download the amp's user's manual - that should tell you what you need. I didn't own one long enough to try something like that. The amp's own speaker is very good and the amp can go very loud. If you needed 2x 12 inch speakers, you could purchase the Mustang IV which has 2x Celestion 12 inch speakers. I didn't keep the amp because I found it confusing to use and literally didn't have the time to learn to use it. Also; Google some pictures of the amp's back panel which should also answer the question.
1310496
At the rear of the enclosure where the wire leads are connected to the speaker there is another pair of unused tab connectors on the speaker's frame. These could easily be used to feed another speaker. It would be easy to use these tab connectors to affix a properly wired (polarized) custom jack securely affixed to the enclosure to provide strain relief and to facilitate connecting/disconnecting the additional speaker. You would also want to consider using a matching 8 ohm additional speaker.
1586735
Yes, you can do that. Some people just buy a second small one in the future and combine the two with a special connector. That way works too but sometimes it can be a problem. I would go with the bigger.
2211920
You're entirely welcome! As a matter of fact, there is no point to extend the distance between the two speakers. The 30 inch with the original cord has already provided satisfactory separation.
2144706
yes you can. depending on where your outlet is, depends on how long extension cord you need
1670074
No, you would need a separate amplifier. Your other option is to return the Control 1 speakers and get the C2PS Control 2P speakers instead.
1667881
Brian,I'm sorry no one replied to your question. I only just got this system myself last night. You could not just plug your speakers in, because the system uses a proprietary method of plugging the speaker wires into small jacks on the back very similar to telephone jacks. You could splice the open end of the speaker cables to your existing cables, though! Not an optimal choice, I know, but a choice, nonetheless.Good luck!
2252184
Yes you can. The speakers are individual units so if you needed more you could buy more. For example, I have a 5.1 setup connected to a Dolby Digital 7.1 receiver to which I also have connected two 12" Polk Audio subwoofers. I hope this helps!
1120497
Just use the in and out jacks on the back of the speakers. Out from the speaker connected to source in to additional speaker.
2155935
I don't see any way that wouldn't be possible, the wires that run from the speakers to the system itself are bare, and just kind-of clip in, so I don't see that being a problem if you need to extend them.
1682976
Yes you can and it is a 3.5mm plug. There is also a 3.5mm plug for an external speaker/headphones etc.
1766398
Thanks for your question. You can use another cable but I would use the one that came with them. You can extend it if you need to.
1396252
No, the only amplifier included with this system is the one build into the sub-woofer, and I don't think it has enough extra power to drive another speaker.
1088337
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.
134613
i cut my speakers to extend them so i would assume if your willing to do that then yes.
629674
I don't think so. Don't think there is an extra out on either, unless maybe u bought a splitter, which would distort and redistribute the sound
239513
No reason you can't, they are all 4 ohm. You may lose some of the sound quality because I believe there is more than one speaker in the fronts.
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I agree, line is too short. I don't see why speaker wire wouldn't work to extend. If you know anything about splicing, you'll be fine