Speaker cable question

Mr BBFA

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Hi all, currently using swans m10 2.1 speaker.

Any idea where to get extension cable (male to female) for the 2 cables below?

The bottom two cables red and yellow are for the left and right speaker connected to the subwoofer.

want to move the subwoofer away from the table as it is taking quite a bit of space, but cables provided are quite short to do that :(

thanks!

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Mmm.........

RCA connectors are usually for signal cables, however it is common to see many computer speakers use RCA for speaker cable also. This means the amount of current it needs to carry is many times higher than a signal cable. Notice the speaker cable uses thicker wires?

However I don't have a straightforward solution for this except to DIY or to get for example the people at SLT to DIY for you. Or you can just try the RCA extension first.
 

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Mmm.........

RCA connectors are usually for signal cables, however it is common to see many computer speakers use RCA for speaker cable also. This means the amount of current it needs to carry is many times higher than a signal cable. Notice the speaker cable uses thicker wires?

However I don't have a straightforward solution for this except to DIY or to get for example the people at SLT to DIY for you. Or you can just try the RCA extension first.

if it doesn't work out i think i'll prob sell my speakers away and go for a 2.0 instead.... the subwoofer is taking up too much table space for my liking :s22:
 
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