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What kind of cables do stereo monitors use?

Well yeah, i was thinking about geting some studio monitors to start a little recording project at home and i wonder what kind of connection that they take. XLR? RCA?

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2 Responses to “What kind of cables do stereo monitors use?”

  1. Powered studio monitors usually have XLR connections.

    But some powered studio monitors have ASE/EB, S/PD IF digital inputs.
    http://www.guitarcenter.com/shop/product/buy_jbl_lsr4326p_powered_studio_monitor_pair?full_sku=103554184

    And some powered studio monitors have both XLR & RCA inputs.
    http://www.guitarcenter.com/shop/product/buy_jbl_lsr6325p_nearfield_active_studio_monitor?full_sku=600437

    KRK powered studio monitors offers great sound & quality at a reasonable price.
    http://www.guitarcenter.com/shop/recording/navigation/krk-monitors-speakers-monitors-headphones-recording?N=100005+324742+202091&page=1
    The KRK RP Rokit series features RCA, 1/4" TRS & XLR connectors.

  2. Depends on what kind of speakers you get.

    I have some monitors that are self amplified and they take XLR..

    be sure to check the specs and TRY THEM OUT before you buy!

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