And also what if I were to attach two or three of these bad boys together. would sound quality be lost?
1296664
Yes you would have degradation of the sound quality (it might not be that noticeable though)
1296665
I actually have 2 connected and I can't tell a difference. It still sounds good actually. Unless your an audio connoisseur, then you might be able to tell a difference but I certainly can't. Hope this helps. They may sell a longer one too though.
1063511
Yes, but note you may lose a limitless sound quality. Also take note how you place the four speakers. Best if A in one room and B in another instead of A and B facing each other.
1448460
yes but you'll still need two more speakers ( three front, two rear and two high or low front or back)
342324
You'd have to set them up differently, but otherwise there's theoretically nothing necessarily preventing you from doing so. That said, this is frankly one of the worst pieces of equipment I've ever had the misfortune of owning, so I doubt it will actually work.
980149
I suppose you could do that but I have a surround sound system and they are an excellent complement to it. Nice sound and I am very happy with them.
163778
I wouldn't recommend it, they are excellent computer speakers and you'd probably blow them up. You could get a headphone jack converter and run them out of there.
414628
I would connect them all together in a splice or saulder them together, it should work just fine!
2154928
Shouldn't matter as long as your stereo system is pushing 8 ohms output. The only thing you might notice is different sets of speakers might have different volume levels when playing them together.
794716
Yo can do this but it has to be A and C or B and D if I remember correctly. It's pretty clearly explained in the instructions that are included. And the power will be split between the two with no noticeable difference in the sound.
1706274
I took 2 other small speakers and put them in the same jack as the 2 main speakers. It seamed to work well in tell i realized that the sound quality was diminished because the power was being reduced by so many speakers. You could just take another pair and use that but you can run the risk of blowing out the speakers or your system. So check your speaker you would like to use and make sure they use the same range of power as the sound system. And yes you can splice but make sure its the same wire size. Hope this helps
2113970
You can actually use a speaker selector to do it correctly. That makes all 4 of your speakers a zone in one room without losing power to the speakers. The pig tail method drains power so the volume would suffer probably...depends on the aggregate load of all your speakers.
428334
Theoretically, you can. I do. However, I have to shut every single speaker on and off every single time I want to play on multiples at once. It takes about 5 minutes for everything to work. Which is too long and my mood changes. It's a giant pain and completely un-magical. I don't recommend these speakers at all. If you want to buy three inexpensively anyway, let me know. Mine work well, just not on my network
659590
As long as you can attach these items via regular speaker wire, you should be fine. Ours are still going strong --- with phenomenal sound for the price. As someone else said, these aren't top of the line, BUT I've never once regretted this purchase. They've served us well for nearly 3 years now. Good luck!
53286
Absolutely. And a fourth. One of the plugins must be a "dynamic" mike (upper, 1/4-inch or 6.5-mm jack) and the other must be a "ceramic" mike (second, 1/8-inch or 3.5-mm jack). Plus you can add MP3 music via the third "aux in" jack. You can even add several more mikes using a "sub-mixer" through this "aux in" jack.
1270866
Depends on the connection you will use. If you were connecting this through the 3.5 M jack there then you might be able to get a splitter to feed both speakers. These sort of things are best managed by the sound card, so if your sound card can do multiple audio going out it will be simpler.
1146469
I would purchase a back up just in case and keep them on a seperate mixer to adjust.without mixer they dont sound good.
618535
that sounds like a cool thing to do. I think it would work because they are just carring a signal so if you wired several toether and then had a good powered preamp or even a foot pedal eq that has a volume control it could work. They are so inexpensive that it is worth a try.