Where can i buy the cable to connect the satellite output ? ( subwoofer to speakers) for harman a and kardon HK 395

No, phones don't have an infra-red transmitter. That would only work if the HK was connected to wifi and HK made an app and the internal circuity and logic to accept it.

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Hello Ranasinghe, you must connect a JBL satellite for each Main L and R output (2 speakers in total)
Connect one JBL for each Surround L and R output (2 speakers in total)
The middle speaker, to the output of the Central channel and the subwoofer, if active or powered, to the RCA subwoofer output on the amplifier
This way you would have all the speakers connected in the Harman Kardon 130

Hola Ranasinghe, debes conectar un JBL sat?lite por cada salida Main L y R ( 2 parlantes en total)
Conectar un JBL por cada salida Surround L y R ( 2 parlantes en total)
El parlante medio, a la salida del canal Central y el subwoofer, si es activo o potenciado, a la salida RCA de subwoofer en el amplificador
De esta manera tendr?as conectados todos los parlantes en el Harman Kardon 130

Harman Kardon Hk395 Free Product Manual

3.5 m/m. Normally it is color coded green. The pink connects the subwoofer to the speakers. Any color will work. Just mark both ends of wire jacks.

As I seem to recall the very first version was powered by the computer and as such may not be compatible with your Mac. I may be thinking of Apple's Clear speakers though? Do your HK Soundsticks have a power adapter or AC cord?

You shouldnt need a satellite cord. If the HK 12 has parallel L and R inputs and outputs, you should be able to run sound into the sub, and then out to whatever speakers you have. Assuming they are not a part of a sound system, and you are running 2.1 stereo.

you need the the satellite speakers hooked up in order for the sub to work. its not a standalone sub the volume control knob on the satellite speaker is what powers on the sub. i have extra speakers i wish i could give you cuz my sub just blew out.

Harman Kardon HK 395....I posted here how to use the subwoofer if you don't have the original satellite speakers. http://audio.manualsonline.com/ex/thread/view/idThread/1732002

The problem is that you need the satallite speakers , they have the volume control on them which thats why you only hear the subwoofer.. yes , i tried other speakers to it and no sound either.So you will need the satellite speakers it come with.. good luck!!

if this is ao powered sub, that plugs into the wall, there should be no problems, if it is powered solely by the reciever it may work fine but be sure you dont exceed amperage on the subwoofer.