SO needed this as I was not prepared to give up on these speakers and wasn’t going to shell out ten times what they cost me for the adaptor (which shall remain nameless).Īnd I actually repurposed the single cable (the one post “white knob” with the plug) by cutting it in half and then isolating the redundant wires (red and black for power on both and either the blue/white set or the brown/yellow sets, depending on which speaker I was working on. This resulted in only the blue/white or the brown/yellow pair being matched all the way to the new plug ends. You can see the pairs your set have at the back of the speakers due to the casings being clear.Īnd I actually repurposed the single cable (the one post “white knob” with the plug) by cutting it in half and then isolating the redundant wires (red and black for power on both and either the blue/white set or the brown/yellow sets, depending on which speaker I was working on. Basically the paler ones are positives, the darker in the pair- negatives. here has an iFire adapter that they no longer have any use for or know where i may purchase one, cant find them on ebay, they were made by Griffin. This adapter is rare from 2004 and has not been manufactured in many years. One Griffin Firewire cable, and one Griffin line-in audio cable will be included per purchase.
Griffin ifire adapter pro#
The other speaker has one brown and one yellow with the yellow being the positive. An analogue audio cable connects to the audio source and the line-in connection on this iFire adapter to enable the use of the Apple Pro Speakers. SO needed this as I was not prepared to give up on these speakers and wasn’t going to shell out ten times what they cost me for the Griffin iFire.Ībout the speaker wire polarity and for future reference- one speaker has one blue and one white wire- the white one is the positive.
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