I have a pair of 4om KLH speakers that have an RCA jack on the back. My receiver only accepts speaker wire. Would these work for this?
56344
By saying the receiver accepts speaker wire you mean bare wire inputs. If so yes it will work.
56345
It works for both bare wire and screw down type inputs. The bare wire ends are tinned and can be shaped like a hook to curve around the screw.
395076
They will work if you have a 1/8" output jack for your rear speakers. I would not recomend these if you have a 100w per channel or more receiver that you are using for the front.
775007
No...your speakers will hook up with bare stripped wire ends held with screw on plastic knobs that capture the bare wire end. All RCA connectors are for accessories such as tape decks, turn tables, I-Pods, CD players etc. Pretty typical of most units.
1629846
Speaker wire will fit. With the RCA plugs it will NOT fit. Let me know if you have any other questions.
1604274
I'm not familiar with your speakers, and I know of any that come with cable if your speakers have a double connect (back) one indicating +&- with holes they will work, these cables are designed to be pushed into holes (banana connect) I hope this helps.
634341
It will depend on the type of connections that your Receiver has. If it has enough for 1 Right Front, 1 Right Rear, 1 Left Front, 1 Left Rear, Middle, and Sub it should work. The Speakers do not come with much wire either.
1404826
Is your 3.5 mm connector stereo?, even if it is I'm guessing there are inexpensive adapters (probably @ Radio Shack) that will convert a 3.5 mm plug to either 2 wire (mono) or 4 wire (stereo). Pay attention to wire polarities (+ & -) as traditional 2 wire speakers connections are + & - , even if the wires are connected backwards the speakers will still work-- result you will be driving them backwards & they will not sound as clear. Solution, just reverse the wires. Good luck
107470
No. the RCA connection will not allow that connection to be made. I made that mistake and found myself not using the wires I purchased. My advise. Take a picture of both the subwoofer and the connection on the back of your receiver and take it to best buy or radio shack. Have the attendant show you what wire to purchase then you can find it online (cheaper). Hope this helps.
2001002
Yes you can. I used banana plugs on the speaker wire that plugs into the receiver but not the speakers it self. You should buy thicker speaker wire too.
1126670
I am using my pinoneer speakers which are about 15 years old. They sound great. So as long as you have any decent set of speakers, they will work fine with the receiver.
1917385
These speakers were not made to be plugged into any RCA output source, (jacks). You will need to go to your local Radio Shack store and purchase and/or fabricate something yourself. Mine are plugged into a home stereo reciever that has both RCA and the jacks on these speakers.
1998944
i have no way to say for sure, but I would assume you wouldnt. just snip the wires going to your stock speakers and splice the new ones (included) to the leads. I would google which wire is positive and which is negative.
1263671
Hi,What do you mean standard speaker wire? if you use a bigger wire than original is better for the signal.
1007283
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.
150359
No these are RCA jacks. I use them to split the imput on my sub's. They are the same as the ends that go into the back of a A/V receiver. Punch in 3.5 mm jacks and see what comes up, I'm sure there is something that will suit your needs.
1709808
The wires on these don't come prepared to plug into an RCA output. Its just long wires that end with a small coupling thing. I just cut off the coupling and spiced the wires with the existing radio harness wires and they worked perfectly. I've bought two pairs of these and was satisfied with the quality and sound for the price. They're not super loud though, if that's what you're looking for.
1933712
I just wrapped the speaker wire around the speaker connection on my speakers, and it worked fine (I had the same issue - my amp only had RCA output but my speakers needed regular speaker wire)