My speakers have wire (no coaxel or plug) ends on the speaker cables - will they work?
450362
Yes you can, they accept bare wire nicely, just pay attention to your polarity and hand tighten them down!
450363
Yes, strip the ends of your wires and connect ends with small gauge twist on or cam type connectors electrical connectors. See electrical connectors. You may need an inexpensive wire stripper crisper tool. Be sure to connect positive to positive (on speaker cables, positive strip has a white stripe or the wire will be copper vs. aluminum).
450364
Regular (2 wire) speaker cable can be used to hook up speakers to the R-S500BL. The receiver speaker wire connectors are capable of accepting either banana plugs or bare wire. You can install banana plug ends on the receiver end of the speaker cable if you want to but it is not necessary.
1284712
These speakers have 1/4inch and XLR inputs so you will need to get a pair of speaker wires, I'll suggest a pair of from Stagg Twin Cable - Male XLR / Male RCA length of wire is up to you.
1840770
I don't believe so. The speakers require the use of speaker wires, though I only recently learned of adapters for such things. I don't know how well they would work with the speakers.
102021
If you are using stripped bare wire, yes. Tighten down the caps. I would recommend getting some banana plugs, I have these same speakers and use banana plugs, it makes things a lot easier
631941
the stripes would be on wires, if you mean the jacks, then those are the rear jacks and they should already be wired for correct positive and negative. If you're wiring your speaker wires to jacks for connection, I'm not sure which way it would go, sorry.
469542
Yes, they should work. Most speaker connections if this type are typically all the same.
707421
Yes, you'll need speaker wire connected from your audio source to the speakers.
374356
Any speaker wire will do, just remember to keep them polarized. (positive to positive, negative to negative). Great speaker system, by the way!
142356
I would guess so (not having the Klipsch speakers in front of me). The pins on these are smallish, scored so you can break off a bit if they'e too long, and gold plated so they won't corrode. I got them because it is easier to put the wire in the fitting and then stick the pin in the speaker than to try to twist the wire around (hoping it won't unravel) and get it into a small opening on the back of my speakers.
1453555
The are connected to a wire. There is a external amp that you plug in and the speakers connect to that.
1574571
An amp.is probably required to power the speakers if their watt rating is high. If the wire is RCA to bear end speaker you could give it a try directly to the speakers. If it's RCA to RCA I wouldn't cut the end of the wire for speaker connection.
1762927
They should but you may have to wire them different if your speaker has a plug to them then you would have to cut it off and wire them up but I see why they shouldnt
1820038
They do not have wires but instead clips you secure your speaker wire to. You will need to buy speaker wire seperately. Any 16 gauge wire will do fine.
1252435
Any speaker wire cable will do, however if you are putting this speaker a long distance from the source(receiver) you should use a thicker gage wire. But some banana plug ends for easy connection to the speakers.
1881084
No. While the connectors might do what you want in theory, the cable is not speaker cable. You want something specifically designed to work with amplifiers and speakers.
355644
Looks to me like they're passive speakers, so yeah, although the speakers jacks look like they go to the matching amp so you'll have to splice the wires from the cords that came with the speakers.
1151979
they need to be connected to the speaker output on your power amp or receiver with the correct type of wire