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What leads do I need?
Posted on: 16.02.2013 by Elvis Woodis
I've just purchased these speakers...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2611337828...84.m1497.l2649

I'm looking to buy an S4 next week. What leads will I need to link these up to my S4? Will I need a 4 to 2 phono lead?

Cheers
Jerica Salava
18.02.2013
Originally Posted by joemanton
Ok, so at the minute I've bought these two leads....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1606007690...84.m1497.l2649

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2508625682...84.m1497.l2649

The first to link up speaker one to my mac/iPod and then second to link up speaker 1 to speaker 2.

Is this correct?
This is the soundest hypothesis.

Although the leads are a bit short (1.5 METERS). You will be placing the speakers only 3 METERS from each other maximum.

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Wallace Lawmaster
18.02.2013
looking at the backs of the speakers, this is the way to do it.

Originally Posted by makar1
You can either connect a pair of RCAs from your S4 to Speaker 1, then another pair of RCAs from Speaker 1 to Speaker 2.
Jerica Salava
17.02.2013
Originally Posted by Jeff Scott
You would only send stereo to one speaker if you only had one speaker, as he has 2 send left and right to corresponding speaker.

Sometimes sending stereo to one speaker causes frequencies to phase each other out aswell
It's just a dumb speaker. It should have a mono line input also. If he only uses one half of the Stereo input he might only get one half the output power. He should test it out.

Using only ONE speaker set the gain level at 50% and hook up one channel to the Left (white) and listen to the SPL.

Then add the Right channel (Red). If the SPL goes up when he adds the right channel then he needs to send two channels to each speaker.

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Jerica Salava
17.02.2013
Originally Posted by Jeff Scott
Single RCA from L (White) out of S4 to left speaker, single RCA from R (Red) out of S4 to right speaker.

Simplesss
Not so simple. I can't figure out if that's a Stereo (2) RCA input or WTF?

I even read the manual. It says "for Mixer, CD player, etc."

He might need to split to dual RCA's. So he ends up with four.

PDF manual here: http://cdn.avslgroup.com/manuals/100/170311.pdf

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Elvis Woodis
16.02.2013
Originally Posted by makar1
The speakers have RCA outputs too
Sorry, could you explain how I would set it up then? 1 RCA lead to the S4 and speaker, then one to the other speaker?
Elvis Woodis
16.02.2013
I've just purchased these speakers...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2611337828...84.m1497.l2649

I'm looking to buy an S4 next week. What leads will I need to link these up to my S4? Will I need a 4 to 2 phono lead?

Cheers
Jerica Salava
18.02.2013
Originally Posted by joemanton
Ok, so at the minute I've bought these two leads....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1606007690...84.m1497.l2649

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2508625682...84.m1497.l2649

The first to link up speaker one to my mac/iPod and then second to link up speaker 1 to speaker 2.

Is this correct?
This is the soundest hypothesis.

Although the leads are a bit short (1.5 METERS). You will be placing the speakers only 3 METERS from each other maximum.

>
Wallace Lawmaster
18.02.2013
looking at the backs of the speakers, this is the way to do it.

Originally Posted by makar1
You can either connect a pair of RCAs from your S4 to Speaker 1, then another pair of RCAs from Speaker 1 to Speaker 2.
Elvis Woodis
18.02.2013
Yes, I'll purchase another when I get the controller.

Thanks Makar1.
Alphonso Deitchman
18.02.2013
The input labels on the back of the speakers are not labelled very well so I can't be 100% sure without testing them, but yes those cables should do the job. You'll need another RCA to RCA for your S4 if you don't have one already.
Elvis Woodis
18.02.2013
Ok, so at the minute I've bought these two leads....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1606007690...84.m1497.l2649

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2508625682...84.m1497.l2649

The first to link up speaker one to my mac/iPod and then second to link up speaker 1 to speaker 2.

Is this correct?
Elvis Woodis
18.02.2013
Ok, now I'm confused.

I thought makar1's post was correct? An RCA cable from speaker 1 to the S4, and another RCA cable from speaker 1 to speaker 2?
Jerica Salava
17.02.2013
Originally Posted by Jeff Scott
You would only send stereo to one speaker if you only had one speaker, as he has 2 send left and right to corresponding speaker.

Sometimes sending stereo to one speaker causes frequencies to phase each other out aswell
It's just a dumb speaker. It should have a mono line input also. If he only uses one half of the Stereo input he might only get one half the output power. He should test it out.

Using only ONE speaker set the gain level at 50% and hook up one channel to the Left (white) and listen to the SPL.

Then add the Right channel (Red). If the SPL goes up when he adds the right channel then he needs to send two channels to each speaker.

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Valene Guasp
17.02.2013
You would only send stereo to one speaker if you only had one speaker, as he has 2 send left and right to corresponding speaker.

Sometimes sending stereo to one speaker causes frequencies to phase each other out aswell
Jerica Salava
17.02.2013
Originally Posted by Jeff Scott
Single RCA from L (White) out of S4 to left speaker, single RCA from R (Red) out of S4 to right speaker.

Simplesss
Not so simple. I can't figure out if that's a Stereo (2) RCA input or WTF?

I even read the manual. It says "for Mixer, CD player, etc."

He might need to split to dual RCA's. So he ends up with four.

PDF manual here: http://cdn.avslgroup.com/manuals/100/170311.pdf

>
Valene Guasp
17.02.2013
Single RCA from L (White) out of S4 to left speaker, single RCA from R (Red) out of S4 to right speaker.

Simplesss
Elvis Woodis
16.02.2013
Brilliant, thanks.

I suspect option one will achieve the better sound.
Alphonso Deitchman
16.02.2013
You can either connect a pair of RCAs from your S4 to Speaker 1, then another pair of RCAs from Speaker 1 to Speaker 2.

Or, connect a single mono RCA from each output of your S4 to each speaker.
Elvis Woodis
16.02.2013
Originally Posted by makar1
The speakers have RCA outputs too
Sorry, could you explain how I would set it up then? 1 RCA lead to the S4 and speaker, then one to the other speaker?
Alphonso Deitchman
16.02.2013
The speakers have RCA outputs too. You could maybe use 1 mono RCA lead per speaker.
http://www.astounded.com/images/large/170310_IN1s.jpg
Elvis Woodis
16.02.2013
But I thought the thought the S4 only has one rca output?
Alphonso Deitchman
16.02.2013
Looks like you'll need 2x stereo RCA leads.

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