I see that there are 4 speaker wires: a white one, a black/white one, a gray one, and a black/gray one. Which one is r+, r-, l+, and l-? Thanks!
653316
The pairs are color coordinated and paired together at the split, you choose to use either white pair or grey pair to right or left channel. with solid color positive and the striped color as you negative. Hope this answers your question.
653317
You would use the white one and black/white for one speaker side, the gray and black/gray would be your other speaker. It does not matter which is right or left as long as you match the pairs as I just stated.
628983
it makes no difference which terminal side is + as long as you put the + on the SAME side as all the other speakers. if you get one different, you will notice a marked loss of bass. typically, the + wire is a solid colour, and the - has a stripe on it. so if you put the + on the left terminal on ALL speakers, your good to go.
968884
That depends on the input voltage/amperage and polarity of your speakers. On the back there should be a label with what looks like a little circle with a line coming out of it in another circle. Where're the + and - signs? There should also be a thing that says INPUT: ___ V or mV, ___A. What numbers are by the V and A?However, my kneejerk reaction would be to say no because as soon as I plugged in the adapter I bought it started sparking and immediately stopped working.
2057534
The Silverback speaker wires are sold individually, so one cable pair (red & black wire) is for one speaker.
660752
No, Question for you. Did you use all 20ish feet of wire that shipped with the speakers, If so, that is most likely your problem, use as short of wire are possible to reduce the chances of electrical signals feeding into the speaker wire. I took that wiring and threw it in the garbage, grabbed some slightly thicker wire cut it to about 5 inches for signal and ground then soldered the crap out of everything and covered it with shrink wrap. I also reused the OEM connectors.
2064454
The wires are only wired to the connector on the one end. They are bare on the other end. You can clip that end into the provided speakers, other speakers, or (as we did) tape them to the existing wires for our installed speakers.
680088
The wire runs for this system are a bit different because of the unusual Desktop Control Pod (itself a commendable feature). One wire runs from the earphone jack (A) -- typically in the back of the computer -- to the Desktop Control Pod (B). Another runs from there (B) to the subwoofer (C), and another -- which starts out as two wires bonded together -- runs from the subwoofer (C) and then splits to the right and left speakers (D1 and D2). Each of these wires lengths -- A to B, B to C, and C to D1 / D2 -- is 6 feet. If you pulled the bonded wires apart so the whole length from the subwoofer to the speakers was split, you could have about 12 feet between D1 and D2 but the subwoofer would have to be exactly in the middle between them. Here's the short answer: Whereas most people would want to put that Desktop Control Pod where they can reach it from their "keyboarding" position, the critical length is from there to the subwoofer (B to C) which, if the wire is perfectly straight, is no more than 6 feet.
740544
If the question is in regard to speaker wire connections, these speakers take an open speaker wire. I would purchase a set (4) of banana plugs from Amazon, Home Depot or an electronic store. There are many different variations that boast different quality sound so that in itself is a decision. See the video below for a quick video.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybRqeCkgXWsIf the video is in regard to mounting, I would suggest you mount them to whatever you are mounting the projector to. The bracket shown has a set of 8 elongated holes, to accommodate for smaller or larger mounting applications. The speakers come with stainless steel screws that work well with wood, make sure to use a pilot hole so not to splinter the wood. If the question is in regard to speaker wire connections, these speakers take an open speaker wire. I would purchase a set (4) of banana plugs from Amazon, Home Depot or an electronic store. There are many different variations that boast different quality sound so that in itself is a decision. See the video below for a quick video.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybRqeCkgXWsIf the video is in regard to mounting, I would suggest you mount them to whatever you are mounting the projector to. The bracket shown has a set of 8 elongated holes, to... » Read More If the question is in regard to speaker wire connections, these speakers take an open speaker wire. I would purchase a set (4) of banana plugs from Amazon, Home Depot or an electronic store. There are many different variations that boast different quality sound so that in itself is a decision. See the video below for a quick video.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybRqeCkgXWsIf the video is in regard to mounting, I would suggest you mount them to whatever you are mounting the projector to. The bracket shown has a set of 8 elongated holes, to accommodate for smaller or larger mounting applications. The speakers come with stainless steel screws that work well with wood, make sure to use a pilot hole so not to splinter the wood. « Show Less
890410
Red aand white wires are coil tap and are wired together. Green goes to the volume pot lug and black and bare wire are soldered to the back of the volume pot. To get a single coil sound ground the red and white pair of wires using a switch or push-pull pot. Hope this helps.
1789919
i was wondering what quality and hookup of the speaker wire is that this sysytem comes with. can i switch it out for my own of better quality or is it hardwired to the speaker/system? thanks
1447824
My husband hooked this up. We have 2 speakers in and 2 outside. He said you just have to decide which ones you want to play together. So if you want the 5 inside to play together hook these up to the screws on either side marked A/B, then the outside ones would get hooked to the screws marked B. Now the 5 inside should play alone when position to A, the ouside ones should play when in B position, and they should all play when in th A/B position. Hope this helps.
1065459
there is a speaker wire with a fitted connector that plugs into the back of the receiver. It is color-coded to make sure that each speaker gets plugged into the correct place
1383878
You would have to cut off the two little speaker plugs, strip each of the four wires back half and inch, separately twist the strands for each wire, and plug those wires into the amplifier's speaker connections. There is a picture on the Amazon ad for this amp that shows the back and what the speaker connections look like. This is not complicated but you have to end up with the wires from one speaker going into the amplifier's left two speaker connectors (+, -) and the other speaker wire going into the two right speaker connections (+,- do not matter much in small systems, but if the speaker wires are color-coded then you may as well match with the "+" and "-".).
220096
Thanks for your question. This is a self-contained, one-point-stereo speaker, so yes, four wires, two for left-channel and two for right-channel go to this speaker. Thanks again.
2274234
I want to know the same thing. Everyone makes it seem like a pair saying: I bought "these" speakers but it doesn't say. I'm thinking of going with the 300 watt which clearly depicts it.
2224280
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.
578494
You need RCA cable remote wires and positive and negative wire for each desired speaker up to four