Wiring: What kind of speaker wire/cable do you need for the Bic America RTR-1530?
917325
They are able to hold banana plugs so the speaker wire you uss will be completely up to you. I use Monster Ultra Series THX 1000 Speaker Cable with Monster Tips 15 ft. pair Speaker Cable (ULT S1000MT-15/15) and the sound is very clear and precise.
94436
You will need a signal cable, not a speaker cable. A microphone cable will work, but you need the 1/4" end for the mixer and probably an XLR end for the powered speaker, unless your speakers offer both XLR and 1/4" inputs. You can buy such cables already made up. Do a search for XLR to TRS cable.
1878516
wire like this: MC6000 -&gt; XLR to 1/4 balanced cable -&gt; PROFX8 -&gt; Power Speaker
598304
just regular speaker wire into spring clips on back of speaker and I installed banana clips for into my reciever. hope that will help.
707423
Yes, you will need speaker wires. I hooked up monster cables. These are great speakers!
1755281
The old fashioned speaker wire works just fine. You can use banana plugs or screw tighten the copper wire.
322058
I also purchased this, one of the items frequently purchased with the speakers: RCA AH16100SR 100 Ft. 16-Gauge Speaker Wire
523994
No, you will need to provide the speaker wire. I bought 16 ga Monster Cable because I was separating the speakers by quite a distance and wanted the best conductors I could get. Also, you will have to provide the wire from the subwoofer to your receiver. The speakers really sound great.
166823
Yes... ready for standard speaker wire... whatever gauge you want to use. Really nice for the size.
665923
They can handle a lot pf power so an extra heavy gauge wire would work. The same rules apply as with any other speaker, really. Use the highest gauge wire within reason, don't use solid wire (use stranded). I would terminate the wires with a ring or fork terminals (preferably insulated with shrink-wrap) to have a nice way to connect to the terminals on the speakers. You can purchase name-brand cables if you wish, but that's a personal choice.
569291
Comment 101 has a wire diagram that should help you http://club4g.org/board/audio/23862-aux-cable-install-3.html
1519096
It depends on how far your speakers are to your receiver I used 12 gauge. Here is a link that might help you: http://www.hometheaterforum.com/topic/172172-speaker-wire-what-size/
521970
I used 16ga. Speaker wire that came on a reel. I did not use any connectors just plains ends connected to speaker and receiver. Works great.
867101
You will need a wiring kit that comes with Power, Ground, RCA, and a switched power line. Obviously you should have speaker wiring as well.
1301734
a 16 gauge wire is your best bet (just use the one provided in the suggested stuff) , as for your 7.1 set up, you'll need a 7.1 channel receiver and 2 extra speakers
1227373
Comment 101 has a wire diagram that should help youhttp://club4g.org/board/audio/23862-aux-cable-install-3.html
769377
In my recollection the wires are directly hard wired into the speaker side. They would require some type of splice though they are bare wired with spring posts on the stereo side. Really thin wires at that. Possibly 22 gauge or smaller.