“Can you use any RCA audio cable for the Sub Woofer connection to the amplifier or does the connection suggest a specific type cable?”

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• mine is connected with one rca cable

  Answered by bugged2001 8 years ago

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• Any RCA cable will do. But go for a thicker cable for better signal transfer.

  Answered by jaypip 8 years ago

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• Rca will do just fine

  Answered by wade 8 years ago

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• you can use a standard RCA cable, but a subwoofer cable is suggested as it has more shield in it and provides more clarity and resolution. a subwoofer cable comes with a standard RCA connector but is thicker than the standard RCA cable.

  Answered by crabbdaddy 8 years ago

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• You can use any RCA cord but over time it will shorten the speaker life, they do sell specific subwoofer cords fore them, I bought one with the KLIPSCH speaker at best buy about a month ago.

  Answered by Michelle 8 years ago

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