“I understand that the rear speakers come with a 13' cable that hooks to the Subwoofer. Can I add more cable to the speaker wire if needed to reach farther or is 13' the limit for the system to work properly.”

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• You should be able to use longer speaker cables if needed without degrading the sound quality of your rear speakers. As long as you don't need hundreds of feet of speaker wire you should be fine. I hope this was helpful.

  Answered by VDrums2112 8 years ago

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• Not really. There are jacks connected to the ends of the speaker wires that plug into the subwoofer.

  Answered by jayd 9 years ago

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• Sure, you'd simply need a connector for a basic stereo cable connector.

  Answered by davemallen 9 years ago

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• I don't know if it would effect quality, but the cables are a standard RCA connection. You should be able to get extentions.

  Answered by Anonymous 9 years ago

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• You can add cable if needed. We use RCA connectors. The cables are also 8 meters long (26 feet)

  Answered by VIZIO 9 years ago

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