Monoprice Access Series 12 Gauge AWG CL2 Rated 2 Conductor Speaker Wire/ Cable - 100ft Fire Safety In Wall Rated, Jacketed In White PVC material 99.9% Oxygen-Free Pure Bare Copper

Used this for an in wall/through attic/in wall installation of my 7.1 system. Running 5 cables through a 3/4 hole required a bit of finesse (jerking the $@&T out of it), but the wire handled it like a champ. No sound degradation on multiple 30ft runs! The highs and mids sound crisp and clear on my Polk/ Denon x2000 set up.

Works well with DIY speaker cable. Monoprice 12 AWG In-Wall, Sewell Pro Maestro Banana Plugs, 3/8 Techflex and Parts Express Cable Pants. Highly recommend to all speaker cable DIYers !!!

Its great cable for the price. Wish I bought more, will order a 250 foot spool.

Driving my surround Aperion ceiling speakers. It runs past my wiring and recessed lights without any buzz or interference, so I assume it is shielded.

Perfect for my needs

good cable for cheap

Wire is ok quality. I did a calculation I need 60 ft of wire for 4 ceiling speakers. When I finish I only left with about 10 ft left on the spool so where is my other 30 ft of wire go?

Great price and it does the same thing as over priced cables at your local electronics store.

I was running speaker wire in my walls for a CLEAN 5.1 speaker installation. This wire is rated CL2 and was as thick as I could fit in the space I had. It works fine and that is all I can ask for.

I ordered and received Monoprice cable. Sheathing on the wire says monoprice. Im not an audiophile but PLEASE dont get taken in by the High end cable and wire marketing demons... unless you are Superman or a dog and have Uber hearing, save the $$$ for your electronic where it matters. Used this wire to create my own beefy coax speaker cables to replace the too short cables that came with my Vizio 5.1 soundbar /sattelite speaker system (the 54 inch system here on Amazon... great system by the way) I used the monoprice premium RCA plugs also here on Amazon. People say those plugs are too hard to soldier the wires too. Yes, if you dont know how to solder properly this youll make a mess and blame it on the product. Im not an expert solderer but I watched a lot of youtube videos and looked at pics. And then I practiced a bit with a decent soldering iron. I made no mistakes and the cables worked perfectly the first time. 12 gauge copper speaker wire is perfect for making your own speaker cables. It was slightly too large for what I did with the RCA plugs... but I made it work. 14 or 16 gauge wire woild have fit nicer and probaly sufficuent for this purpose but i wanted 12. Teach yourself how to solder, use a good soldering iron atbthe right temp for your solder wire, tin the tips of the copper speaker wires first (not an optional step) and have at it. Proper solder temp is important for solid strong solder points. And... dont hold the iron too long to the copper wire as you might melt the cabling sheathing . I actually probably held it too long but the sheathing on this monoprice wire held up jist fine. I now have 5.1 surround sound :-) running cables in the attic space? Solder your wires first :-)