What speaker cables would you recommend to connect the bose 151 outdoor speakers to the amplifier?
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I'm a longtime user of monster cables. Never a problem whether you run them in conduit or simply stapled to your deck joists.
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Thanks for your question. Any cable will work. This is a fantastic sounding headphone. World Wide Stereo is 36 years old and a very proud JBL dealer.
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Any speaker wire will do, just remember to keep them polarized. (positive to positive, negative to negative). Great speaker system, by the way!
778679
Any 3.5mm Auxiliary cable will work. Go for the ones with gold plated tips, as they will make better connections and improve your sound quality.
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As far as I know, these are the mono TRS cables, designed primarily for instrument-amp connections. For reducing monitoring noise, I would look for something specifically designated as a speaker cable, like this one: GLS Audio 3 feet Speaker Cable 12AWG Patch Cords 1/4-Inch to 1/4-Inch Professional Speaker Cables - Black
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Thanks very much. My bose is blown and rather than rewire around it I wanted to use this to add another amp in its place..
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Just use speaker cable to hook up to receiver/amplifier. Speakers draw power from amplifier so no power cable needed.
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Use the rca line out jacks to run into an amplifier that can drive bigger speakers
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No you don't. This particular thick heavy duty Mediabridge cable should be used for connecting a receiver or amplifier to a powered subwoofer. For your particular situation, you need plain old left and right stereo audio cables of the length you need for connection. Mediabridge has those available.
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Cable best used with Wilson amplifier products as is a very low loss cable intended for carrying signal to amplifier. Would be overkill; use of RG-6 coaxial cable (at lower cost) would meet your requirements.
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I used standard 16 gauge which ran about 25 ft per speaker. They are rears. If you really want to go all out, try Monster Cable.
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What type of cable(s) do I need to hook up the audio to an amplifier Thanks Jellik
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You need the Bose AC-2 adapter for each cube. It takes bare speaker wire (16ga max I believe) screws the wire down with a small Phillips head and than plugs into the back of the cubes. I went to the Bose store and they just gave me all I needed for free. If you don't have a store near you, Amazon sells them for $3. Good luck.
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It is completely sealed and the isolation is thick enough, so I guess there is no problem to use this cable with outdoor speakers. However I would use some banana plugs terminals (if your speakers accept them) to protect the exposed cooper from the weather and bugs and prolong the life of the connection.
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You just need a roll of speaker cable 100 feet should be fine depending on how far you want them to be from the reciver. 14 gauge should be fine as well. Just a heads up the further you want to run the cable the thicker you need it to be. Also a pack of bannana clips will make it look better and be easier to move in the future.
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Hi Brian, The cable for these Outdoor/indoor wireless speakers is 15 feet. You are welcome to run a longer wire if needed. If over 50 feet you may want to go to a 14 gauge wire. Contact AV-Express for more information.
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I use these on my patio outside. I've been using 200 watts and 50 feet of speaker cable, they seem to work just fine, I did add a 10" powered sub woofer to enhance the bass. I can't say I've pushed them to their max.. I have neighbors that I like. the speakers work for me in my application.