Wire where can i find the male end to the speaker input conector

Hi Bob, your left speaker, you have to place a male RCA connector on the tip of your cable, with which you connect to the right speaker
To be able to have the speakers separated, they would have to have each one, their own amplifier, you would have to look for other models, with those characteristics
I send you the link so you can download the quick installation guide of the HK195, there you will observe the type of connector that leads
I hope you serve my comments
Greetings Franco Dosil

Hola Bob, tu altavoz izquierdo, tienes que colocarle, en la punta de su cable, un conector RCA macho, con el cual te conectas al parlante derecho
Para poder tener los parlantes separados, tendrian que tener cada uno, su propio amplificador, tendrias que buscar otros modelos, con esas caracteristicas
Te envio el link para que puedas descargar la guia rapida de instalacion de los HK195, ahi observaras el tipo de conector que lleva
Espero te sirva mis comentarios
Saludos Franco Dosil

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/620534/Harman-Kardon-Hk195.html
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Sony IC RECORDER ICD BX-800 (!without USB connection!)

What you need:
- newests audio drivers in Windows 7 (updated audio-drivers)
- audio cable 3,5 M (male) both ends M-M (male-male)
- freeware application Audacity for Windows (with LAME)

Howto step by step:
- one end of audio cable connect to dictaphon's headset (earphones) jack in recorder Sony IC RECORDER ICD BX-800
- other end of audio cable connect to PC/notebook microphone (or LINE IN)
- nothing special setup (adjust) regarding Audio in Windows 7, the device for record Audio keep Microphone (default)
- in Audacity set very little volume "Input Volume Slider" and "Output Volume Slider" (for example both 0,1)
- in Audacity like Input Device set "Input (Audio device High Definition Audio)": !Don't set in Audacity like Input Device "Microphone"!
- Audio Host: MME
- Output Device set "Speakers (Audio device)"
- Input Channels set "2 (Stereo) Input"
- Sampling (Hz) set 4410

this wire is called a molex extender, it's for computer power supplies, clip off the male sides of the wire, the male side will not be used. and after that remove the plastic housing of the female end and now adjust the size of the circular connectors with pliers to fit with the connector for speaker input and strip wire ends that's it

Hello,
You may have to set the HDMI audio as your default for it to play sound. If you have windows 7 right click the volume / speaker icon on your task bar next to the clock on the bottom right hand corner of the screen. Now press playback devices. Highlight the one that says HDMI and press the Set default button. I believe the same steps will work for vista as well. If your system is XP you will have to get to the sound properties from the control panel and set the default output device accordingly.
Chris

• find the video input 1 in the back of the tv (this video connector yellow + audio red **audio right channel and white left channel) is known as female RCA conector)
• get a set of rca wires **known as male RCA*** (yellow red and white)
• find the RCA female conectors Yellow red and white in the DVD call it video (and audio) output

Connect sets accordingly the TV video input yellow conector with video output yellow with the set of wires RCA yellow. Do the same with audio.

1. second part of this talking is to find and cable splitter (usually three output and one input
2. find TWO coax cables (this cable is usually a black wire with a connector each side this fits perfectly in the antena input of the tv)

Now connect your cable into the splitter (input) and your two cables in each output, then send one of them into the TV antena conector and another to the DVD coax input.

To watch your TV only select any regualr channel as you do it.
And to record and actually see Your DVD/tape and what you record also. You have to select in your remote control the video 1

ones you get custome to this configuration you can record a channel and at the ssame time watch any second channel selected in the tv.

I hope was clear.

Go to the family dollar they have those wires that have both male ends. It is meant for ipods, and mp3 players so you can connect them to modern stereos that have inputs like that. I bought sevel of them because they are very usefull for about a few bucks each.

Does the yamaha have a subwoofer line out RCA type jack? Most receivers with 5.1 output will. Just insert a male rca to male rca patch cable from the receiver to the line in on the subwoofer,( not the speaker wire inputs) Plate on the sub may say low level input, and setup the receiver menu option for SUB? yes/ no to yes, this will direct the low frequencies to the subwoofer.

Expandability Options:

• 3 sets of preamp outputs (front, rear and subwoofer)
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• Front-panel auxiliary input: Mini USB input and SD Card slot
• Rear auxiliary input: 1 back-up camera input and 1 A/V input
• 1 Video output

The aux rear a/v input should do the trick.
If it is a component (RCA) type input, you will need a Male 3.5mm to dual Male RCA adapter.
If it is a 3.5mm input, a Male 3.5mm on each end.

I believe you will need the Dual RCA (red/wht) to 3.5mm cable.
The Audio inputs are purple RCAs on the back of your head unit.

hi there, yea for a quick fix that is what i would do. just make sure they wont touch anything metal that would cause it to short out on you

Frist Things first!

1) CHange the input cables for Spks, for another with cooper or gold conductivity.
2) clean ends for dust on inputs.
3) try to reconnect the speakers carefully and test sound.
you can figure out when some sound are bad in any connection on this way.

Good Luck