extension cords for speakers?

[imenja]

Can someone tell me if extension cords for computer speakers exist. I'd like to run speakers from the computer in my office into my living room so that I can listen to radio on-line. I'd probably need a cord close to fifty feet.
Thanks for your help.
Imenja

[GregD]

1. Not sure about that, and I wonder the same

But there are devices out there that will TRANSMIT the audio to a boombox or other radio device.

Here is an http://www.pcs-electronics.com/en/products.php?sub=pc_fm_trans#Pci%20max">example, but there a varity of options. I have seen them form around $50 or $75, but lost track of where I saw it originally.

[imenja]

6. Thanks! working link?

If you happen to have a link that works, I'd appreciate seeing it.
Thanks to everyone for your suggestions.

[democracyindanger]

2. Go to radio shack

All you need is an extension with 3.5mm connectors (1 male, 1 female) You'll probably have to buy a few--I don't know what lengths them come in.

[GregD]

3. Not sure how far you can run extensions

I'm concerned that there is insufficient power to push the audio, let's say, 100 feet (or even 50).

[democracyindanger]

4. True

But if they're powered speakers it could be done.

[imenja]

5. powered speakers

sorry if this question seems dumb, but I know nothing about most things technical. What are powered speakers? I presume my current speakers are not, since they came with the computer--a very cheap one at that.

[democracyindanger]

7. If your speakers have their own power source

that is, if you have to plug them into the wall, they're powered. Powered speakers boost the audio signal from your computer--passive speakers just plug into your computer.