speaker wire extensions

[JensenPark]

Maybe an easy one for you gents:

does anyone use speaker wire extensions?

my dear and cherished computer sits in an awkward spot between my desk and a bookshelf (with the back wiring almost against the wall) - making it one hell of a pain to unplug my 4 wire mike/headset and plug in the speakers (I use my computer as a dvd hooked up to my TV) and then visa versa.

I thought if I could get extensions, then I could plug them in the back and take or bind them somewhere out front so I do not have to pull the damn thing out to unplug and then plug in speaker wires.

wondering if anyone has had a similar issue or has a product to suggest...

thanks as always.

[Cold_Gambler]

Yo, girl~! Have I got extensions for you!

Sorry... that was of no assistance whatsoever, I know. It's just the kids are finally asleep, and I've got to get my inner-idiot out sometime.

OK. The idiot is back in his id-cage.

[JensenPark]

uh...thanks Angus.

I think.

[Cold_Gambler]

I've taken my meds... honest!

Actually, I'd like to know if any one has an answer to this too, as my 5.1 system could be better situated if not for 3 feet of missing cable length.

[Friar]

This is from Amazon Uk but I am sure you could find something similar from the US/Canada.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/StarTech-com-ft-Speaker-Extension-Cable/dp/B00066HPUG

Hope that helps

Cheers

Friar

[Friar]

forgot to add....

I also have a "Y" shaped splitter that I plug my headset and speakers into. When flying or just want the headset I turn the external speakers off, that saves a lot of "faffing about" as well.

[Snacko]

This is from Amazon Uk but I am sure you could find something similar from the US/Canada.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/StarTech-com-ft-Speaker-Extension-Cable/dp/B00066HPUG

Hope that helps

Cheers

Friar

I have some of these in a drawer and have used them in the past.