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This is the answer I was looking for - knew there must be something easier. I haven't plucked up the courage to cut it yet! :P :

Thanks all for your help will let you know if it works.

This is getting easier (I think!). Let me confirm before I let myself loose with the scissors: 1. I buy enough white extension cable (ask at shop for type?) 2. Cut wire near to speaker. 3. Twist new wire to old (is it colour coded?) and cover with tape. 4. Allow sufficient wire to pin...

Pity, I would have stretched to 3 cans and a bag of crisps! Sounded OK till you said "(Very important)" and "DO NOT CROSS THOSE CORES OVER"! What are the consequences if I did? Sounds like I need a man that can, or wireless speakers! ______________________________ moderator...

Thanks for all your adivce, cheap at 1/2 the price! The wires are sealed units and it all sounds too complicated for me so I'll call in an expert - would this be an electrician or a computer boff? :roll:

I get music from my computer sound surround and I would like to extend the wire on my speakers so that I can wall mount them. The current wire is black but white would blend up the wall better. I have no idea how I do this can anyone give me idiot proof instructions on what to use and how? :cry:

I have just bought a tub of epoxy grout to replace existing white on worksurface. Tried to remove old grout with hand tool but impossible, how can I brighten these up? Also, part of the surface is navy epoxy grout, can't remember what we mixed with the white to get the navy 15 years ago! I...