GEARit Speaker Wire 12 Gauge 100 ft,Speaker Cable with Foot Markers & Polarity Markings,12 Gauge Wire for Car Audio & Home Theater Speakers,Audio Cable for DIY Installations,CCA(Black)

Size 12 is sufficient; the wire is very soft, and the core is made of multi-strand copper wire, which is easy to twist into a single strand for crafting.

Perfect for 3500 Watt American bass 12-in subs

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Surprisingly Impressive Speaker Wire – Great Quality and Easy to Use I needed new speaker wire to rewire my basement and came across this product on Amazon. I was immediately drawn to the black color—it blends perfectly with my black ceiling, keeping everything looking clean and discreet. The quality of the materials really stood out. The wire was incredibly easy to work with: the two conductors separated effortlessly, and stripping the insulation was smooth and successful on the first try. The wires fit perfectly into the speaker plugs I purchased (link below), and even if I stripped a little too much or too little, it didn’t affect the connection—you could just adjust the depth slightly. I never expected to be impressed by speaker wire, but this product exceeded my expectations. I was so satisfied that I bought a second reel to replace the rest of my old wiring. 🔗 Speaker plugs I used: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071V7GGH9?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

Works great

The wire unrolls nicely; no curling or tangling. Very easy to work with. Crystal clear, clean sound, so the wire must be doing its job well.

Just exactly as advertized. Very good quality. Be sure to check the kind of plugs you may need to hook up each end of the wires (if any). These must be purchased separately. Delivered one day early -- nice because I was making do with the tiny (also tinny) speakers in my TV instead of enjoying my much bigger and better ones!

Came as described, quick shipping. Good quality. Just hooked up surround sound, it's clear without distortions.

Perfect for my needs

ottimo

Quality of the cable is very excellent.... and economic also ....👍

This speaker cable has done exactly what I needed it too perfectly. Straight off the reel, the Gear IT speaker cable feels premium and robust, which is exactly what you want. The cable is well formed, but easily manupulated into spaces you'd like it, the outer protective sleeve feels thick enough to protect the copper inside, and has a nice stripe on one side of the cable, to make it easy to identify possitive from negative. It was easy to work with, and automatic cable strippers made light work of the cable as long as I was not trying to strip a huge amount of cover off. Any more than a few cm's and the strippers would struggle showing the strength of the outer protective sleeve. My usecase for this speaker wire was to extend an already existing proprietary surround sound cable. I have an old Samsung Surround Sound system hooked up in one of the bedrooms, however one of the rear speakers cables wasn't quite long enough to route it neatly without trailing across the floor. I needed approximately an extra ~10 foot / ~3 meters of cable roughly to achieve what I wanted. Because the system is old, longer cables with Samsungs specific connector on the end were in short supply, so I instead opted for the route of chopping the cable in the middle and extending it with some standard speaker wire, which is where this came in. Due to the existing cable being roughly 18 AWG, I knew I wanted at least that, after looking at 18 AWG cable from various manufacturers though I found this 12 AWG cable from Gear IT which was roughly the same price, only a few quid more, for more than I needed, so thought why not. It'll mean I'll have some on hand in case I mess it up, or need it for future projects. Using 12 AWG to extend 18 AWG isn't necessary as the cables maximum capacity of the cable is still restricted by the 18 AWG segments, however 12 AWG is more versitile should I need it again in the future and has much better capabilities for any future projects. I first cut my cable I wanted to extend, stripped back some bare copper on both ends, then cut a short length of my new 12 AWG speaker cable, and stripped back the ends on both ends of that too. I then connected each of the now cut ends of the original cable to the ends of the 12 AWG speaker wire using some WAGO connectors I had on hand. Then powered up the system to see if I'd just destroyed a very difficult to source cable. The result, I had not and it worked perfectly, so I repeated this, with a length of 12 AWG Gear IT speaker wire I needed, again with WAGO's first to ensure everything was functional. It was again, so I've gone ahead with some strink tube and a soldering iron made the connections permanent and routed the cable where I want it. What's been a pain for months having a cable across the floor, has been resolved in an hour or so with this great quality cable. If you're looking for some speaker wire, that's high quality, doesn't break the bank and ultimately gets the job done. Grab some from Gear IT and give it a go.

Provide deep base for my amplifier.

Good wire does what it is supposed to