can you replace the wires to extend the reach of the speakers?
1585510
If by replace you mean cut off the ends, splice and extend them with speaker wire (http://www.walmart.com/ip/RCA-50-14-Gauge-Speaker-Wire-RCA-Audio-Hookup/14554653), then yes, you can...
1585511
Yes you can I added an extra 20 feet to my rear speakers so they can go accross the room for true surround sound it really fills the room with sound
147550
If you ever hooked up speakers wires before then you can do this. The connectors are color coded red,black right and left this is easy to do.
1706273
speaker wires go straight into the speaker through a tiny crack hole, there is no coupler or way to fasten the speaker wire at the speaker end. However, the speaker wires are fastened to the back of the amp/stereo using your typical coupling system (you push a lever, a round slot opens, and you feed the speaker wire into the hole and then depress the lever and spring action clamps down on the wire, holding it in place, so if you want to lengthen your speaker wire, you'd just twist tie the extension wire on to the existing wire to make it longer.
1495827
You can shorten at the install. Once shortened you would have to splice wire to make longer.
912991
I believe you could. You might have to splice some wires and connect them but it should be possible.
1012256
Yes you can. They use the old fashioned way with twisted wire ends. I added a Polk sub-woofer in addition to the standard speakers which works well. Check the wattage for any larger speakers.
217860
No. The holes for the wires are barely large enough for regular speaker wire.
1121963
I have my speakers separated by about four feet from player. That's the limit of the wires.
2020276
If you're referring to the speaker wires, the answer is yes. Just be sure you run the speaker wires from your tuner (out) to the woofer (in). Then run more speaker wires from the woofer (out) to the speakers (in). Have a wire cutting tool handy in case you need to freshen up the exposed wire tips. Consider also the wattage of the woofer vs the wattage of your tuner before you make the purchase. The woofer is excellent, by the way.
53151
Pretty sure it won't be long enough to reach. You'll have to extend the wires.
2166845
Installation varies per vehicle, on my Grand Cherokee I popped off the top dash panel (no screws) and unscrewed the old speakers and disconnected them. The new speakers come with the speakers with wires only (I think around 6-8"). I chose to remove the connectors from the old speakers and solder them to the new wires. putting the new speakers in was a simple reverse process. EDIT: I did need to use an offset screwdriver to clear the windshield. A stubby screwdriver, or a flexible shaft or u-joint would work as well.
1246263
No. Each speaker has a set of wires with bare ends that stick into a hole in the sub and secured with a spring loaded clip; typical of most speakers. Each speaker wire is approx 3-4 feet long so it is possible to extend the length with extra speaker wire. Unfortunately, the right speaker has the controls for volume and sub level, which plug into the sub using a round plug. This plug cannot be easily extended.
1899007
There is not an extension tube available that I am aware of. If you were able to make something work, wiring will need to be lengthened as well.
1711864
yes, you can use the extender for the speaker. I purchase the digital optical coax to analog RCA audio converter adapter
343304
Yes they do come with extension wires with connectors for the speakers, you will just need to crimp or solder the wire to your existing harness!
1475330
No, not from any convenient plugin anyways, you may have to hard wire bigger speakers by taking it apart.
1731551
no, these are a straight solder on (or twist on and electric tape, if you are unprofessional like me) connection. the existing wires should be fine and if they have an adapter plug like my ford's stock speakers did it can just be cut off. Best wishes.