can you buy longer speaker wire extensions?
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.
996199
You can actually buy 24gauge speaker wire and simply cut and splice both the positive and the negative ends. That wire can easily be found at Fry's Electronics.
1695999
Buy an extension. I use a custom made inst cable for my bass that has an 1/8" extension combined
1905947
Unfortunatly that was why I returned the unit. I can't say for sure how long but I already had cable running through my ceiling for surround sound and couldn't use the rear speakers unless I spliced into the cable and added cable lenght. the wire comes directly out of the speaker and has a connector already mounted. You could cut in the middle and add lenght but I chose not to do that.
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.
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.
380675
If I remember correctly, they are about 4 feet long. They do sell extenstion kits for the wires.
1403764
Yes you can replace speaker wire. I do not believe the speakers can be wall hung with our modifying the speakers.
1430707
You really can't extend the length. You might be able to write phillips and ask if they can make you a longer set of cables for your needs. If you just go and start cutting and splicing the stock cables you will tend to lose the sound quality that exists. Cables from the factory are a set length to achieve a matching impact at the speaker head, but as long as the length of cable is the same it will not make a difference, also when you start changing length of the cable you will need to go to a thicker wire to avoid "loss". You also don't want to start splicing wires either as any splice in audio cable tends to deter the sound quality. You really can't extend the length. You might be able to write phillips and ask if they can make you a longer set of cables for your needs. If you just go and start cutting and splicing the stock cables you will tend to lose the sound quality that exists. Cables from the factory are a set length to achieve a matching impact at the speaker head, but as long as the length of cable is the same it will not make a difference, also when you start changing length of the cable you will need to go to a thicker wire to avoid "loss". You also don't want to start splicing wires either as any... » Read More You really can't extend the length. You might be able to write phillips and ask if they can make you a longer set of cables for your needs. If you just go and start cutting and splicing the stock cables you will tend to lose the sound quality that exists. Cables from the factory are a set length to achieve a matching impact at the speaker head, but as long as the length of cable is the same it will not make a difference, also when you start changing length of the cable you will need to go to a thicker wire to avoid "loss". You also don't want to start splicing wires either as any splice in audio cable tends to deter the sound quality. « Show Less
1263671
Hi,What do you mean standard speaker wire? if you use a bigger wire than original is better for the signal.
1007085
I needed to buy more speaker wire for one rear speaker. Can't recall exact length..
2155936
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.
217860
No. The holes for the wires are barely large enough for regular speaker wire.
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.
1061057
Speakers are not attached physically to the central unit. The speaker wires appear to be about 30-36 inches long, and could probably be extended with additional wire without much sound degradation.
1425077
No, you will need to extend the wire. I don't recall the exact length, but you'll need to add an extension.