InstallGear 14 Gauge Speaker Wire with Banana Plugs (12 Plugs, 100 ft 14 AWG Wire) Automotive Wire Speaker Cable Wire for Car Speaker Wire 14 Gauge, Car Audio Wiring Kit, 14 AWG Speaker Wires Cable
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Scott G. Stark
> 24 hourVery strong durable wire that produced great sound.
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allan
> 24 hourCame fast. High quality wire. Puts normal RCA wire to shame. Sound quality is super.
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Joel Epstein
> 24 hourIt is 14 guage wire with a thick coating.
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gary schneider
> 24 hourI got what was pictured.. Thanks
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Martog
> 24 hourSounds great, pairs with my phone and is easy to program. Thank you!
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Puffyeyed
> 24 hourNice quality wire.
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Joe Burns
> 24 hourgood quality
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Scott A. Huge
> 24 hourBought based on reviews and value and was duped. This stuff is absolute garbage, This is my only review ever on Amazon over many years -- just trying to protect others from my mistake. Wire just falls apart, other reviewers say its aluminum, which now makes sense. When working with the bare ends of the wire, a significant amount if it just falls off, leaving tiny wire shards. Working with meaning stripping the insulation or putting in/out of a binding post, even twisting. Not suitable for any application I can think of. Spend a few bucks more and something of better quality like Monoprice. No idea where the positive reviews of this product are coming from.
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Tommy
> 24 hourNot bad for the price. I was running 16 guage to my 2 10 w3 with a jl 1000 watt mono block amp. This made a huge difference in the sound.
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Bigrattdaddy
> 24 hourwith negative and positive clearly defined and easy to see, if i can find it again i will buy more.
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100ft of 14 Gauge Speaker Wire
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Closed Screw Banana Plugs Included
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Great for Home Theater Systems
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Closed Screw Banana Plug Installation
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Step 1: Strip Speaker WireStrip your speaker wire and unscrew the banana plugs |
Step 2: Insert Speaker WirePush your wire through the bottom half of the plug |
Step 3: Distribute Speaker WireEvenly distribute the speaker wire over the non-threaded parts of the screw |
Step 4: Tighten Banana PlugsSecurely tighten the plug (making sure the doesn"t overlap the threads) |
