I would like to extend the distance between the 2 speakers that are wired together. Can this be done with speaker wire? Or would I mess these up?
1728765
I wonder if you might be able to purchase a longer cord as an accessory? Check it out. As for gerry rigging something, not sure about that.
1728766
I would assume you can. I haven't tried it. I guess you would need a longer cable like the one it brings which has a 2.5mm male jack on both ends.
1463233
Is does not matter. I recommend you place them as far apart from each other as possible in order to get more range. You should consider purchasing an extended cable.
929466
The speakers are wired together on about a six foot cord, so you can't get them more than that far apart from each other. But if you mean having the music source (phone, PC, etc) in a different room then "Yes". They are bluetooth (works really well) and you can have the source as far away as B/T supports (usually 25-30ft). I've bought three sets of these and the sound quality is terrific!
1299962
Could you have two of your speaker wires crossed? This may sound dumb but at least it's an easy check. I've done it a couple of times and it WILL cause quite a loss of bass from your speakers.
298155
Yes. You can cut any speaker wire as many times as you please and they'll work as long as they're connected properly. Just make sure that the cable's length will be enough for what you need. You can use the following chart as a guideline to buy the proper gauge depending on the length of wire needed to connect the speakers to the amplifier/receiver:Length of wire needed - GaugeLess than 50 feet - 1650 feet or longer - 14
2211919
No! it's not. If you insist to increase the distance between the two speakers you need to purchase a 2.5 mm male-female extension cord.
1711864
yes, you can use the extender for the speaker. I purchase the digital optical coax to analog RCA audio converter adapter
1905946
They are all different lengths. But to short if you want them more than a foot or two away from the unit. But you could extend them by splicing in more wire.
2155935
I don't see any way that wouldn't be possible, the wires that run from the speakers to the system itself are bare, and just kind-of clip in, so I don't see that being a problem if you need to extend them.
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Yes, of course. The wire is quite thick relative to the speakers, so they compel you to place the speakers on their sides. Some people appear confused by this, but in reality it is not a problem. The only real limitation with these speakers is the volume, which really isn't very strong.
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If you're going to use the wires that come with the system you would have to splice. Or, you can buy extension cords that can add more length without splicing.
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the speaker cables are about 3 feet from the sub-woofer and plug into the back. you could use a female male mini-plug extender. i do not think that would degrade the sound quality.
653655
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.
1786634
The end of the wire that is provided to connect the speakers to the rear WiFi unit is fairly long to start with. The end that goes into the unit is a proprietary plastic plug, so no way to do it at that end. The other end, however, that goes into the speaker ends in a normal, two-wire, twisted pair. I would think that you could carefully splice extra wire in at that point and then run the new wire as far as you need it to clip it into the speaker. Hope this helps. Love the sound! Happy Thanksgiving. Ed
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Yes, make sure you connect the same colored wire to the same colored post on the two speakers. I have the gold colored wire attached the the black post on both speakers and the silver wire attached to the red posts on both speakers.
779535
The two speakers are connected together by a cord that is about two feet long so that is their maximum distance apart. Basically only one of them has Bluetooth and then uses the cord to send the signal to the other.
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Wires are attached to the speakers. You do not need any wire unless you need the speakers to be further away from the receiver (or run through a wall), in that case you will have to get some wire and do some cutting and splicing.