If not, you can buy a 3.5mm-to-RCA cable or a 3.5mm-to-speaker wire cable in order to make that connection work. These cables are all fairly affordable and will certainly get the job done.

Check out some of the "midpriced" speaker cables from the likes of Audioquest and Nordost as example and you will see they are anywhere from 16-18AWG. This is much higher resistance than cheap 12AWG ...

This is mostly a cosmetic thing and meant for durability rather than sound quality. Junits15's guide uses decent quality parts to make a braided, multi-strand speaker cables for about $33.

The parts for this 50-watt Bluetooth speaker project aren’t expensive and the process isn’t very difficult. If you have basic supplies like speaker wire and solder, it'll cost just under $100.

In this creative DIY tutorial, learn how to make a speaker at home using simple materials and an OTG cable. Perfect for tech ...

You Haven’t Unlocked Your Speakers’ True Potential Speaker wire thickness, also known as a gauge, has so much to do with how good speakers sound. At its most basic, wire gauge refers to how ...