How long of speaker wire do you get? would this be ahrd to mount amp in a saddle bag and have wire ran to handle bars? Thanks.
1852791
You would probably need close to 6 feet if you wanted to drop it in a saddle bag. I chose to put it in a tool bag that is mounted on my handlebars and I didn't need any additional speaker wire or addition to the power cord (2012 Fatboy lo).
1852792
Speaker wires are about 2 ft long.. also the wired remote wire is about 3ft ..wires aren't long enough to mount in saddle bags unless you buy some extension RCA wires..I had to mount mine in a tool bag mounted to my forks..with some creativity and a little extra work and wires it could be done. Hope this helps
1852793
I had to install a tool bag behind my windshield on the handle bars so wires would reach. Also had to add a 1ft piece of wire to the power cord to reach the battery because of mounting amp on bars.
1058836
I actually used 16 gauge wire. I think 14 would work; it would depend on whether 14 will fit in the speaker wire recepticles. No problem at all with the 16 gauge.
179373
It is only about 8 feet. You can use a longer one than the one supplied with the speakers, (there's nothing special about it) but I would use a heavier gauge speaker wire. I would still, even then keep the length under 14 foot long. The wire terminals on the back of each speaker will accommodate a very heavy gauge wire. I kept the 8 foot length, but replaced the original wire with a heavier one anyway~
424024
It depends on how far apart you will be placing the speakers. Ideally you'll want to use two separate #14 awg speaker cables one from each speaker as a left and right set-up going to the connect:amp. It wouldn't hurt to bump that wire size up to # 12 if your running longer distance. Think voltage drop
743194
Depends on what it is you're doing? Amps? The Big3? You could take a piece of line (rope or string) and run it from your battery to where ever you're going to mount your amp/s to get a rough estimate of how much you'll need. Just add a few extra feet (say 5) to what ever you measure to be on the safe side. Don't forget to get some grommets for protection, and maybe some techflex if you want to do it competition style.
676927
There is room but there is not bracket for it and you would have lots of wires to run. It would best to just get a 4 speaker amp.
686781
Are u asking this for runnng. The wire from the amp to speaker or amp to battery
1018242
You can not run powered wire like cable wire. It is a passive sub that you have to run normal speaker wire
2149495
Depending on how much space is available on your handle bars, remember your speakers are most likely going on your handlebars. Take note that the speakers are roughly 4" in diameter. Should you have enough space you will need to custom mount the amp on the handlebars( maybe using zip ties). I would not recommend as the amp can get wet and damaged. Once you set it up you don't need to touch the amp for anything as your volume control comes as a wire. Hope this helps. Any other questions feel free to ask.
1816567
It's about 10 feet long. It is really thin though. Both people I gave them to keep it coiled up at the belt and use a 1/4 inch coupler connected to a guitar cord to run to the amp or a wireless. They both love it in spite of the cheap cord. Hope you do as well.
544025
I'm not understanding your question. What would you like to know? If you mean, that you need a RCA plug that converts to speaker wire, you will just have to find a cord that can do that. Like this: Microsound - 10 Feet 16 AWG Speaker Wire with RCA Male Plug on one end
1580380
Typically, only cheap speakers come with wire, and it is usually cheap wire. No one but you knows how much wire you will need in your application. The longer the run, the larger gauge wire you should use to minimize loss. So there are solid reasons to not include wire with speakers.
1711535
Noah... I would not spend too much on cables. The specs of the amp and quality level of the speaker's sound do not warrant it. However, if you place your speakers far away from the receiver, you do need to use heavier wire to avoid damaging the amplifier. I think you would be happy with some 16ga speaker wire from a hardware store for shorter distances. If you are trying to go out to 50' then 10 or 12ga is what I would use. Keep this all in perspective. This isn't a $1,200.00 receiver driving $2,000.00 speakers. You wouldn't put expensive Michelin racing tires on the family minivan. Good luck. Noah... I would not spend too much on cables. The specs of the amp and quality level of the speaker's sound do not warrant it. However, if you place your speakers far away from the receiver, you do need to use heavier wire to avoid damaging the amplifier. I think you would be happy with some 16ga speaker wire from a hardware store for shorter distances. If you are trying to go out to 50' then 10 or 12ga is what I would use. Keep this all in perspective. This isn't a $1,200.00 receiver driving $2,000.00 speakers. You wouldn't put expensive Michelin racing tires on the family minivan. Good luck.
1575778
At over 35' use 14AWG. 60'-100' use 12AWG. 100' plus use 10AWG (8ohms impedance). Wire designed for use as speakers will typically have better copper, be oxygen free and finer stranded. This will give you MUCH better sound. Personally, I would use 12AWG DB speaker wire. Low frequencies will do better with less resistance and a heavier gauge will reduce magnetic fielding. At greater distances you may consider a 70 volt amp and speakers.
1877058
Did you ever get an answer or solution for this? I purchased 12 gauge speaker wire but have not installed it yet. I can return it if need be. Thanks!
783071
these are small gauge speaker wires , designed to plug into rca jacks on speakers or as output to speakers from amplifier. I am not sure what you are trying to do. If you are transferring sound such as speakers it wont be a problem. Mind you these are only 12 inches long. I spliced speaker wire to them to plug into my amp.
1473232
Yes very easily mounts to mountain bike handlebars. Could mount to top tube of your bike even, depending on size of tube. Very nice speaker!