Need cable for speaker to speaker - Sony SA-VA1 Rear Speaker

1. CPU Power Cord
2. Monitor Power Cord
3. Monitor video cable
4. Mouse w/cable (unless wireless)
5. Keyboard with cable (unless wireless)
6. Network cable with 8P8C connectors (unless wireless)
7. Speaker audio cable (unless internal or no speakers)
8. Speaker power cable (unless CPU powered or no speakers)

The problem can be the cable or speakers or RX-V463 or settings. Need to check one by one.
Set the RX-V on DTS or Dolby Digital
1) Check Cables - connect the 2 (surround) cables from RXV's Centre Out to Centre speaker. If the Centre speaker works, then cables are ok.
2) Check speakers - Connect each Surround speaker to RXV's Centre out. If it works Speakers are ok.
3) Check RXV - Set it on DTS or Dolby Digital
Connect RXV's surround out (one at a time) L and R to the Centre speaker. If there is no sound, the problem could be RXV's settings (I need to read the manual).

Hope this helps.

The reciever is telling you that their is a problem with the speaker cable. I sugges pinpointing which speaker cable it is by turning the system off then unplug all the speaker cables and then plug one in at a time, waiting inbetween allowing enough time for the system to pick up the bad sp cable. Then once you find the correct cable check it from the reciever to the speaker for any signs of breakage, shorts, or damage. Check the speaker connections from wire to speaker and from the wire to the reciever. If all that fails then check the speaker itself, try swaping another one in the position to see if the problem is solved. Hope this works.

You will need either powered speakers or an amplifier for the speakers. If you have powered speakers with built in amplifiers, use balanced audio connection cables from the MAIN outs of the mixer to the speakers, Use XLR or 1/4 inch TRS cables.
If you do NOT have powered speakers you will need amplifier as well and speaker cables in addition to the audio connection cables above.

mcdevito75 here, Your computer already has the Audio installed, you just need the speakers themselves hoked up. If your a bit handy simply obseve the cable ends of the cables supplied with the speakers, plug the cables into the speakers, one cable should connect both speakers together for stereo and a 3rd cable should connect 1 speaker with the back of your computer, there will be a symbol for speaker on the back of your computer. Do not force and cables, as they should fit with a gentle push into place on the speakers and computer. Visit your local Radio Shack or Staples for more info.

You need a set of RCA cables, Red & White, you will need two sets. The Cables, simply wire color to color. You nay also need, some adapters, if you cannot get RCA to Phono Jack, on one end. To make with PC, Output Socket, you need an 3.5mm Phono, Jack, and on the other end, the RCA, for connection to the Speakers
http://www.ehow.com/how_4793807_wire-boston-acoustic-proseries-amp.html
http://www.ehow.com/how_5412465_connect-boston-acoustics-ba-speakers.html
How to wire the speakers at above two links.
http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?t=229490
Drivers above.

Try your local pc shop or something like Radio Shack

there are 1/8 inch jacks, and quick connect jacks also.

If the cables are not color coded, Look for one that has a speaker with soundwaves going outward.
You need to put this main cable into the Green port.

The two plugs are what is called Daisy chained this means they are both the same. This is so you can simply hook the speaker to the amp, then from the other plug hook another speaker, then from that speaker hook another speaker, ect...