Questions about Value Stereo jack - 2x cinch

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eickeluca

4 years ago

I wanted to use it to connect my beamer (3.5 jack audio out) to the Klipsch R-41pm active loudspeakers (R/L, Red/White are both connected to the "main loudspeaker", the loudspeakers are connected to each other).If I have normal volume on the right (main speaker), I don't hear anything on the left - a signal is transmitted, but I have to turn up the volume massively to make it audible (for this I have to unplug the red/right channel, at the same time it would become much too loud). Do I need a cinch Y splitter for the 3.5 jack audio out on the beamer? Although there is actually already a signal coming through both channels, but unfortunately at very different volumes... (Klipsch speakers, for example, work without problems via Bluetooth or optical)

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danielmoser.pfandlehn

4 years ago

Hello Eickeluca, have you already tested the audio output on the beamer elsewhere? I think the fault is with the projector or, less likely, with the cable. But since this is new... Have you plugged in the jack on the beamer correctly? Sometimes you have to push it in really hard. You think it's all right, but there's still a bit left.

carrol.plummer

5 years ago

What is the diameter of the 3.5mm jack?

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Anonymous

5 years ago

Beginner's question: If I now connect the two cables red and white to the sound system and then the AUX cable to my mobile phone, then the music from my mobile phone should play from the speakers at the end. Or? My sound system: Sony BDV-E6100

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d.sprecher

5 years ago

Yes should, try it out ;)

Anonymous

7 years ago

Do the individual cables on the two cinch plugs have a fixed length or is it possible to extend them by pulling them apart? I would like to connect the individual cinch plugs to different devices and would therefore certainly need a cable length of 1m per cinch plug.

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Asitis

7 years ago

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The cable is 5m long and cannot be pulled further apart. The two parts of the cable can be separated at the groove so that the two RCA plugs do not have to be close to each other. This shortens the distance that the cable can then bridge to the common other jack plug.

shtafa95

9 years ago

Is it possible to disconnect the left and right plugs to connect 2 speakers that are about 1m away from each other?

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Brimstone

9 years ago

You can already disconnect it. Connecting the speakers less so. What exactly do you have in mind? Wouldn't you rather buy speaker cables? If you intend to connect normal speakers to a stereo connection, this is not possible. You must always distinguish between active and passive speakers.