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RCA Isnt Digital Kjman
My Peavey amp is 1500W.
I see you're using Neutrik connectors. Would that work for any speakers if you purchase the proper adapter?
Stereo Mode: 8 ohms: 300W RMS x 2
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I'm not sure exactly what you are asking...
Speakon cables are designed to carry high current, so if you are using them within an amplified system, I'm assuming they'll work with the right connections. Like if you had a home theatre setup with 1/4" outputs and speakers with speakon inputs, then I'm going to *assume* it'd work, but to be honest, I'm not sure. There's a variety of different speakon connections (2 pole, 4 pole, 8 pole) and I'm really not sure how they all differ. Basically, what it comes down to is that speakon cables are for high-current applications and are meant to eliminate accidental unplugging since they "snap/twist" into place; if you are using them within the confines of this, you should be able to use them. However, for instance, say you want to connect a microphone to a PA system, I don't think you'd be able to use speakon since there's not a whole lot of current flowing there. That's about all the knowledge I've got on speakon connectors...that's kind of the general "gist" of it. If that makes any sense?