Can I use a 12 Gauge Professional Speaker Cable 1/4'' to 1/4'' for Output to Speakers?
1154347
American 12g yes. Anything smaller i would worry about losing bass response at high levels. Don't expect to engineer professional gigs with this unit i don't recommend it for anything beyond personal use.
1154348
Sure can but if you can afford a couple more bucks buy something/Anything else this is a total piece of garbage I've had it 4 months and don't use it because one channel is gone. ...kaput....And two slider know broken thru gentle use. ...
1145608
you can use a 3.5mm stereo split adapter to 1/4 trs, it works fine like that. These make awesome computer speakers.
1361083
I use and believe in 14 gauge speaker wire. Don't get caught up in brand. Wire is wire.
2282922
Yes, 4 gauge will work. I sell these amps and install them, nice amp. your speaker wire should be no less than 12 gauge...
1772722
You have to buy a separate speaker cables.there's a lot in Amazon...from 50ft-100ft preferably a gauge 16 or 14...the lower the # the thicker/better....
373394
Yes. I have them attached currently to 12 awg wire and they work great. Think that with the way they are designed, that they work fine with any gage speaker wire. Well designed product and easy to use.
190391
The gap down the centre of the speakers would be wide enough for this, I believe. It depends on the thickness of the housing of the cable. I run Sewell Slverback 12 guage through them, and these are pretty bulky, but they fit easily. Hope this helps
1688885
That kind of cable is not meant to plug into a guitar amp. You need a 1/4 to 1/4, then you need what is called a Direct Box, which has the XLR connection to the sound board.
400012
No - the impedance of a microphone cable is higher than speaker cables, which are designed to carry higher voltage and current loads from the output of an audio amplifier. In addition, most speaker connections are not XLR, but usually 1/4" phone jacks or "speakon" connectors, which are usually found on higher end speakers. Of course if the right adapters are found for the speakers for this cable, one could conceivably use it. Unless the manufacturer specifies that a cable of this type is used for carrying low level or digital signals between speakers, however, there is a risk that equipment and/or the cable could be damaged when using a cable of this type to carry speaker level signals.
409878
Yes, but you'll either need a mixer to run it through, or a set of these Hosa Cable GPR101 RCA To 1/4 Inch TS Adaptor - 2 Pack and probably 2 of these Parts Express RCA Extension Cord 10 feet in order to space the speakers apart.
1999409
No because they have very small connectors, the thickest cable you can use 12 AWG.
1856469
for my main speakers it has an xlr output, so I use xlr to 1/4" cables, been using GLS professional, for additional speakers you can use 1/4" to 1/4" cables. Mixes everything real nice I'm able to control my subs and is great for karaoke lots of voice control
308540
I used standard 16 gauge wire. Note if distance is more than 50 feet you should use 12 gauge for better sound.
376201
If the gauge of your speaker wire is between 10 and 24 AWG, it will be fine
1862988
i have 6 ohm speakers and use 12 feet each of 18 gauge wire. it works perfectly for the short runs in my space. you might try 16 gauge instead. the inexpensive stuff they sell at Lowes or Amazon works every bit as good as Monster cable which costs many more $ than generic cable. its all copper.
756289
Yes. The least you would need would be self powered speakers that the 1/4" out attaches to.
60365
The speaker plugs are spring loaded, so use bare wire. 12 or 14 AWG works well.