I have speaker wires pre-installed but they are not going easily into back of the adapter. Is there any other adapters that I can use to fit it?
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I would try HARD to make those wires fit in the small holes. U have to have the wires freshly stripped and twisted tight to obtain the smallest possible diameter. Also make sure the screws on the adapter holes are screwed all the way out to create the largest possible diameter hole. Take your time and u can do it. If your wires in the wall are larger than standard 16 ga., you could trim off a little of the wire thickness to make it fit. Remember to twist the wires TIGHT to get them to fit.
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You can use thin speaker wire but you'll need a good bit of it. Or, I found an extension on here. It was hard to find but it's only $9.99. It's 2 meters, about 6 feet. I ordered it on a Thursday and got it the following Wednesday. I recommend taking the time to find the extension because you won't be taking the chance of messing anything up. I'll try to find it again and give you a link. Found the link. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008VL2PZS/ref=mw_dp_sim_ss4?pi=SX125
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easy! on the back there,s a hanging hole on each speaker,you can even use 1inch black drywall screws! just screw it into the wall and hangup your speaker! if your speaker wires are too short! buy 16 gauge speaker wires and spliceit! making it longer so you can hang them anywhere you want!
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How to install:1. Unscrew the back cap.2. Make sure the front plug is fully screwed in and tight.3. Strip the plastic shield on your wire about 1.5 inches.4. Place the striped wire through the holes on the sides: in one side and out the other. Do not place in the hole on the back.5. Screw the cap onto the back of the plug until it's tight. It will provide enough pressure to hold the wire in place.6. Clip any excess wire from the side so that you don't have exposed copper.7. Plug into your speaker or receiver.The back cap is designed to also receive a plug, so this approach allows you to plug another banana plug into it and piggy back a signal if you so choose. How to install:1. Unscrew the back cap.2. Make sure the front plug is fully screwed in and tight.3. Strip the plastic shield on your wire about 1.5 inches.4. Place the striped wire through the holes on the sides: in one side and out the other. Do not place in the hole on the back.5. Screw the cap onto the back of the plug until it's tight. It will provide enough pressure to hold the wire in place.6. Clip any excess wire from the side so that you don't have exposed copper.7. Plug into your speaker or receiver.The back cap is... » Read More How to install:1. Unscrew the back cap.2. Make sure the front plug is fully screwed in and tight.3. Strip the plastic shield on your wire about 1.5 inches.4. Place the striped wire through the holes on the sides: in one side and out the other. Do not place in the hole on the back.5. Screw the cap onto the back of the plug until it's tight. It will provide enough pressure to hold the wire in place.6. Clip any excess wire from the side so that you don't have exposed copper.7. Plug into your speaker or receiver.The back cap is designed to also receive a plug, so this approach allows you to plug another banana plug into it and piggy back a signal if you so choose. « Show Less
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I used the wires that came with the speakers. They were not all that thick so they fit fine. No problem with sound, plenty of power to speakers.
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The speaker wires are extremely short, as is the case with most compact stereos. I solved the problem by purchasing speaker wire from Amazon. Simple solution to a small inconvenience
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I did not do that, but I don't see any problem with that. They are just bare ends, so it should be easy to add speaker wire.
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No. If you're technically inclined and willing to take a risk, you could try splicing additional wire into the existing speaker wires, but the wires are very thin (high AWG, I believe around 28 AWG) so be careful.
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My speakers hook to an amp, that has the same connects as the speakers, so I used regular speaker wire. If yours has jacks, I have used cables that had the proper jack, and cut of the jacks on the opposite end, to hook the speaker.
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Yes, they work well. I was able to use the larger of the two wire brackets. I simply installed the bracket, then spread it apart slightly to insert the back of the right angle RCA jack into the approximate position. The I put the speaker in place and used the screws that came with the speaker along with one washer from the speaker kit and one larger washer from the stand.As to getting the cable down the pipe, that was easy. Only the straight RCA jack will fit (obviously), but if you remove any kinks from the wire so that it is straight it drops right down.
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The speakers use the two-wire setup, so you will need to manually wire those two wires up to a 3.5mm stereo jack. So you'll need some soldering skills to do that, or at minimum find a 3.5mm adapter that lets you just twist the wires around the jack. http://thestereobus.com/2008/02/28/making-your-own-cables-and-save-big/ Use something like this -&gt; http://www.amazon.com/NYS231G-3-5mm-Stereo-Nickel-Housing/dp/B0066AZB9S/ref=pd_sim_e_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=0HZW2SK5CHF6C9HGMJ97 the shield screws off to reveal the two prongs needed to wire everything up.
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Depends in your install, but normally you will require an adaptor to fit your factory speaker harness
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Contact the seller. I purchased this adapter from this seller for my inmotion speakers.
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The connections on mine are the type where you flip the latch up, then insert the end of the speaker wire, then flip the latch back down to clamp the wire snuggly. I did not purchase any special connectors for mine when I installed it. Not sure what gauge wire I used, but it is typical speaker wire size.
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you connect the speaker wire to the plugs it's great once you get it hooked up. no more wires bending when you plug them in! :)
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There are screw terminals for the speaker wires. You unscrew the binding post, put the bare speaker wire into the connector, and using your fingers tighten the binding post down on each wire.
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Garrett- I went to a local stereo shop and bought a high quality speaker wire. But any speaker wire will work. The better the quality the better the sound though. Hope this helps.