I would like to know if this cable would work connecting speakers together...On different sides..140 watt 8ohm.Use this system for Karaoke.Peavy 3000
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It's what ever side you hook it to is the side you get(if you hook it to the right side your only going to get right side effects. I have one on my electronic drum kit to add an extra cymbal, but whatever I set me module to that's what both cymbals sound like. Hope this helps
159384
Not sure .. I use them to hook up two speakers from my amp. The speakers are outside the bar on the smoking patio .. So I'm not worried about sound quality so much.
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This is not meant for speaker-level use. In other words, you can't use this with speakers or amplifiers.
159386
I've never try this cable for connecting speaker..but I used this cable for microphone input for kraoke system..
619504
Thank you for asking. The powered outputs on this are stable down to 4 ohms. As long as the impedance on your speakers is high enough the amp will be ok. If the speakers are rated to the right power they will be safe as well. Have a great day!
2085522
I don't have any speakers like that, but the cable has no data transfer capacity, so if it is just for power, and the adapter fits it should work.
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If your speakers and your receiver both support banana plug connectors (they're usually black and red in color and require the connector to be pushed in) the cables will work just fine. You'll need two sets, one pair for each speaker.
78995
Don't why it wouldn't work. I used it for connecting a turntable to a powered speaker bar.
1081522
hi, i don't think is going to work, the output for the subwoofer should be without power amplification, and is usually a dedicated output, if is not there, your amplifier is not designed to connect a subwoofer. sorry.
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Unable to answer that for you unless you give me model number of that type of Speaker your trying to connect it to. The professional Edison their are a lot of types as well. I'm Jack of All Trades so check every equipment ports you'll find the right cable for each of them. Hope I was able to help you in some way.
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This is an xlr connector cable designed to fit between high grade microphones and a pre-amp or power amp. No power or speaker I've ever seen is fitted with these connectors. Simple answer is "no" they won't do what you want. You need a basic two conductor cable of the right gauge to handle the power level you will use to drive your speakers.
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No that will not work. You will only be powering each channel with 25 watts each. Better off buying 1 2 channel amplifier for your subs and this one for your speakers.
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This cable will not do that for you. I bought this because I have 2 PC's side by side and I wanted to connect them to the same set of headphones. Your headphones with mic should have 2 separate plugs coming off of it and they would have to each be plugged into the proper holes.
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yes it would, how many speakers are you running and the ohms, in the directions, it lays out the power.
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It is an 8 ohm 50 watt input speaker so It should balance with your system if they are also 8 ohm. Hope this helps.
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Itll work perfectly im running a 1600 Hifonics Zeus on these wires. But if you want to seriously help with quality buy thicker speaker wire to run from amp to the subs itll help keep the amp cool.
2093994
Just need a mike cable for a second speaker. Assuming the second is another PPHP 127. Just connect the line out from the speaker being used as the master to the line in of the second speaker.
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Hello, you could use something like this this http://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/musicians-gear-speakon-to-1-4-speaker-cable--14-gaugeI'm not 100% sure though sorry. I just did a quick google search.
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In the past I have had to deal with mismatched speakers of high wattage. I used a matching impedance amplifier.. Unacceptable here, So a possible solution could be, hook it up as normal. If it works to your satisfaction all is well. If not go to Radio Shack and buy a 4 ohm-1 watt resistor and connect it in series. Depending on speaker design, that could bring out the power to an acceptable level. If that fails... well ... its filter stuff and the cost is probably unacceptable.
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Yes, any size wire will work. Even the best speakers in the world with heavy gauge wire will have some very minor distortion, regardless of the thickness of the cable. I used some small gauge wire and the sound quality is remarkable. It would not make a difference if I were using a thicker conductor. Just make sure the polarity is the same going into the speaker as the receiver/karaoke.