Can I extend desktop computer speaker wire?
I want to use my old desktop computer speakers for my 50" LCD but the fixed wire doesnt let me spread them out as far as Id like.
Can I cut them and use some other type of wire as an extender? I've never soldered before but I think I could find someone if its necessary.
Thanks!
Update:uhmmm...and if i CAN extend with wire can u please tell me what kind of wire? i know that right satellite speakers usually have some kind of power wire cuz they have the on/off and volume controls. Plus an audio wire has to go thruough too right?
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yes and you don't need to solder. Just cut the wire anywhere and add in any old wire buy simply twisting and taping with electrical tape.
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