High Performance 16 Gauge Speaker Wire, Oxygen Free Pure Copper - UL Listed Class 2 (50 Feet Spool)

I decided to require my 5.1 speaker setup after seeing reviews this was better than what I’d already had. Some I bought at Best Buy was said to be 100% pure copper but I can tell this truly is much better quality by the coloring being more penny and shiny like. Very happy with this high quality speaker wire.

I cannot say if these are suitable for an audiophile, but they would likely be buying a speciality wire. For listening to CDs and LPs on my vintage Marantz, with a short run and medium speakers or bookshelf speakers, this worked out well. It came nicely packaged, the wire was easy to work with and it was easy to match the phase on the speaker channels, what more do you need.

What I needed.Do the job!

This wire is heavy duty and really made a difference in my surround sound speakers that are connected to my television. The price was very reasonable and I highly recommend!

Used banana plugs w/this speaker wire, sounds great! Very good purchase!

Wire did what was described

i like it

Ive always bought good quality wire for my surround sound system and feel this is the same high quality Im used to. I purchased to add new Atmos speakers to my system, each requiring about a 25 run, and am very pleased with the results.

The Details: If I had it to do over again, this is the exact wire I would order. The key features are that it’s oxygen free, pure copper, which this wire is. It also has a red stripe running down one side of the paired cable so it’s simple to keep the correct polarity when connecting. Save some money, don’t worry about your stupid friends making fun of your less-than-ginormous wire (they don’t know what they’re talking about anyway) and shamelessly go with the cheapest oxygen free, pure copper speaker wire you can lay your hands on, which will most likely end up being this exact product. Of course, 14 gauge is fine too and is more impressive looking but if you’re not running any length over 50’, or running an insane amount of wattage, you’re just wasting your money. My Application: I have a Denon, 7.2, with 1155 watts, total, and Boston speakers but I don’t remember the model numbers, off-hand. My powered sub uses an optical cable so it’s irrelevant here. I had originally wired the system with 12 gauge, which was given to me by the recording studio where I worked. It was okay but it was so fat, it would barely fit into the spring-clips on my speakers! There is ZERO difference in the sound quality between the industrial 12 gauge and this 16 gage—at any volume level.

This wire is the real deal. Dont buy the amazon wire, its garbage, unless you are looking for super cheap wire and dont care about the aluminum in it.