Amazon BasicsSpeaker Wire - 14-Gauge, 99.9% Oxygen-Free Copper, 30,5 m, White

I've bought several units of this cable for some indoor and outdoor speakers.The cable is great quality, feels "solid" and whilst it is rigid due to the solid core nature of the cable it is flexible enough that if you are pulling it under the floor etc it is easy enough to do.Compared to other brands this is absolutely great value and works exactly as expected. The only thing I could ask is for them to do a black version however for the cost it is absolutely not a deal breaker

I run a Monitor audio system with the Yamaha amp been through several different leads/wires over the years. Just recently moved so I had to replace all the wires. Thought I would try these as seemed to look like a good. They are indeed a good quality lead. they are thick they are the least the size of a, pencil or a pen in diameter, the result is in opinion a better quality sound. I tried it multiple times with the different connections or different leads and every time I hear an important. I could hear a difference between the two so yes I think it’s very good definitely worth it.

Considering the price of copper in the world market, I'm truly astonished this cable is pure copper (you know what I mean) and the price seems like its from a decade ago. Much of the similarly priced wiring will be CCA type and althoiugh not bad, this is a no brainer for the price. The only issue you may find, its somewhat rigid if installing/routing around bends. Much of that is to do with the outer sleeve, so once removed (with some dificulty as its thick) some extra flexibility is available. The sleeve is good for routing and its hardwearing, and made for that purpose.Overall, shock to find this cable at this price.

I bought this speaker cable at approximately £1.20/m. I cut two 7.5m lengths and finished the cables with Chord legs and QED banana plugs which cost 3 times as much as the cable.These cables were placed between a Naim Supernait 3 and pair of Monitor Audio Gold 100 speakers replacing cable that retails at £20/m without termination.Was there an audible difference? Yes. Is it as good as Chord Rumour X or QED XT40i? No. Is it better than bell wire (which can’t be much cheaper)? Infinitely so if not quite as flexible or hideable.If you want to see if flimsy speaker cables are diminishing your amps ability to supply power without breaking the bank and you don’t mind cables larger than 13 amp rated flex, then at the now reduced price of a little over 70p/m I would recommend this cable.

I've used this wire to attach 3 speakers to an AVR:• Front Left• Center• Front RightI was intending, before I purchased it, to use it for the Left and Right surround channels too.It is too thick/heavy and unsightly to do that in my house – my partner rightfully looked horrified when I suggested it and that reaction was justified. It is stark white, and very thick making it particularly conspicuous when attempting to trail it for any length.It's conspicuous when used for the two front speakers either side of the screen.The centre speaker is ok because it sits on a shelf directly above the AVR and within a unit that obscures the cables at the back... but that required a length of cable around 2 feet long and frankly this reel is far too long for my use case.If you're in a domestic situation I would avoid this and instead look for an alternative "micro" wire with a transparent or markedly less conspicuous thickness that can be more easily pushed under skirting boards etc.As for the cable, if you're in the market for a thick and resilient wiring this is actually a really good product and within the thick outer cover, the sub wires are also well covered and coloured red/black all the way along for easy identification.The cable is on a card spool and was initially covered in thin transparent plastic.Delivery was quick (Prime) and the product is exactly as described – I just didn't realise it was going to be quite a hardy as it actually is – you have to break it in with lots of (probably bad for the wiring) bending.In the end I purchased a more expensive (but cut to length) "micro" wire which was much more suitable for running in the gaps around the edges of the room and fit inside the speaker stands to further obscure it.

Excellent value, nice quality cable and thick copper. Much cheaper than audio branded cable and of the same quality, I recommend this!

I recently upgraded my home cinema system with 12-gauge speaker wire, and the difference has been incredible. The thicker gauge ensures excellent sound quality, allowing for clear, crisp audio, even at higher volumes. The bass is deeper, and the overall sound is much more dynamic compared to thinner wires. The build quality is also solid, with durable insulation that makes installation easy and secure. I’ve noticed no signal loss, even with longer runs of wire. If you're serious about getting the best sound from your system, I highly recommend 12-gauge wire for a noticeable audio upgrade!

Used for a 5.1 system and works great! Q acoustic speakers and denon amp, cables on a budget, still sounds great!