Can you separate the RCA end's all the way up to the 1/8" jack? The picture doesn't show the complete cable assembly ;(
1723907
Mine is definitely able to be separated to the plug. I use it on a small Computer desk stereo and they work fine, too.
167418
I would have to say yes. I used a single RCA cable, but something just didn't sound right. I then purchased a y-split subwoofer cable and there was an obvious difference, at least to me.
1629851
No there's really no room except space for a normal speaker cable. The RCA will absolutely not fit.
2095299
Yes, you should be able to see a part that looks like its separate (where the sub woofer is)
1772047
Yes. There are two separate lines each with a quarter inch plug to an RCA plug. The cables are joined together by the rubber shielding, but can be separated completely if needed.
674852
You could go to an electronics store and link multiple sections or buy the RCA ends and make it as long as you want.
2079971
The last 10-11 inches is split, so you will come up just short connecting the two subs eight foot apart by about a foot. Also, the splits are left and right audio feeds. You would lose a lot of audio quality from the source. It doesn't send the same audio stereo signal two directions at the split. You would end up with a LEFT mono sub and a RIGHT mono sub without the full stereo audio feed for either. Buy an RCA plug to 2 RCA jack splitter for less than a $1 to split your source and just use any 8 foot or longer RCA audio cable. A splitter sends the same stereo audio feed to two different receivers, a Y-cable splits the audio into two mono audio feeds to two different receivers. Hope this helps you out. The last 10-11 inches is split, so you will come up just short connecting the two subs eight foot apart by about a foot. Also, the splits are left and right audio feeds. You would lose a lot of audio quality from the source. It doesn't send the same audio stereo signal two directions at the split. You would end up with a LEFT mono sub and a RIGHT mono sub without the full stereo audio feed for either. Buy an RCA plug to 2 RCA jack splitter for less than a $1 to split your source and just use any 8 foot or longer RCA audio cable. A splitter sends the same stereo audio feed to two different... » Read More The last 10-11 inches is split, so you will come up just short connecting the two subs eight foot apart by about a foot. Also, the splits are left and right audio feeds. You would lose a lot of audio quality from the source. It doesn't send the same audio stereo signal two directions at the split. You would end up with a LEFT mono sub and a RIGHT mono sub without the full stereo audio feed for either. Buy an RCA plug to 2 RCA jack splitter for less than a $1 to split your source and just use any 8 foot or longer RCA audio cable. A splitter sends the same stereo audio feed to two different receivers, a Y-cable splits the audio into two mono audio feeds to two different receivers. Hope this helps you out. « Show Less
273912
you can buy RCA to 1/4" jacks and not use this, or you can use the mixer if you want the extra channels.
2037487
No. This cable is a single end for each end. I actually purchased two cables as my sub, Polk Audio, has separate right and left channel RCA connections as an option and my amp likewise.
1121963
I have my speakers separated by about four feet from player. That's the limit of the wires.
68686
Yes, One of the Color entrances is smaller and the color cable doesn't fit.i believe is the subwoofer entrance.
2079970
The last 10-11 inches is split, so you will come up just short connecting the two subs eight foot apart by about a foot. Also, the splits are left and right audio feeds. You would lose a lot of audio quality from the source. It doesn't send the same audio stereo signal two directions at the split. You would end up with a LEFT mono sub and a RIGHT mono sub without the full stereo audio feed for either. Buy an RCA plug to 2 RCA jack splitter for less than a $1 to split your source and just use any 8 foot or longer RCA audio cable. A splitter sends the same stereo audio feed to two different receivers, a Y-cable splits the audio into two mono audio feeds to two different receivers. Hope this helps you out.
1430706
cut it in the middle and add the cable you need, thats all. i did it with the rear speakers
68849
IF u split it u would have to get RCA jack replacement connectors.basically a waste of time&the belkin cables ok?u can buy an "RCA"type splitter for this cable BUT u would need 2 belkin sub cables then ok?thts the best way to do this for running another extra sub cable to another room.i have mines set-up this way since i have 3 powered Sub total!u can buy rca splitter "Y" type jacks on amazon site just punch in "Y TYPE SPLITTER RCA JACKS"make sure u have rite type of end connectors when looking at the pictures of the jacks!!hope this helps u!?
281266
You can just use three regular stereo 1/8" cables. The combining into a single cable and color-coding is for simplicity, since that's the normal coding of the jacks.
1290549
The ends of the amp are detachable. If I remember correctly, use a hauling key to remove the ends and it will reveal the mounting holes
606431
One of the pictures shows what comes with it. I believe you'll have to buy the rca cables to make the connection to those jacks as rca cables aren't in the picture of the items supplied. Buy them on-line, much cheaper than best buy, etc.