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Phono from speaker cable ...

Salem · 2007-03-30 19:50:06

Hi guys, Is it possible, with a bit of soldering skills, to fit phono conectors onto speaker cable ?? My sub came with a phono connection and I already had speaker wire(monster 16) fitted in the walls of my new house ... I want to have the option of using the sub in another location of the room ... Thanks in advance ...

30-03-2007 7:50pm

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Salem

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Hi guys,
Is it possible, with a bit of soldering skills, to fit phono conectors onto speaker cable ??
My sub came with a phono connection and I already had speaker wire(monster 16) fitted in the walls of my new house ...
I want to have the option of using the sub in another location of the room ...
Thanks in advance ...

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#2 31-03-2007 1:22am

mathias

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Of course , phono connectors are cheap , any type of connectors on their own are cheap enough , 1.89 each for these , ideally , you should use shielded cable as well , if you dont , you may have interference issues , cable is cheap too and from the same shop.

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=1006&C=Maplin&U=SearchTop&T=PHONO%20CONNECTORS&doy=31m3

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