“Output cables? What kind of output cables does this require? Does it use bronze-ish speaker cables?”

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• When connecting speakers you will use standard speaker wire. When connecting source devices, you will use red/white RCA connections.

  Answered by InsigniaCustomerSupport 10 years ago

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• Use standard 18 gauge braided copper wire. Normally comes in pair of two wires with plastic/rubber insulation These wire pairs are separatable. Separate 5 to 10 inches on the ends and you will trim about an inch of the insulation off of the ends and use that to hard wire to the connectors on your receiver and speakers. This is the most common way. Normally labeled "speaker wire" found at just about any place that sells wire. There is normally a polarity stripe on one of the wires on the pair. Make sure black(-) connects to black and red(+) to red from the receiver to the speakers. If you reverse the polarity(the wrong way) the bass response with sound hollow.

  Answered by EchoLand 9 years ago

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• Any speaker cables as long as they can handle 100 watts.

  Answered by Deve 9 years ago

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• IT HAS SPEAKER CABLE TERMINALS

  Answered by Allen 9 years ago

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• Yes. This is available at BestBuy of course. I have never noticed an gain from spending on the "high-end" speaker cable. If running wires in not a reality, you can also purchase a separate wireless transmitter/speaker.

  Answered by Nomad 10 years ago

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