Mediabridge™ 14AWG 2-Conductor Speaker Wire (200 Feet, White) - 99.9% Oxygen Free Copper – ETL Listed & CL2 Rated for in-Wall Use (Part# SW-14X2-200-WH)

Quality: So I updgraded my whole video system to 4K, and then asked myself the question, "why am I still using sucky thin speaker wire when I have 4K digital?" The first thing you'll notice is how heavy the box is when it arrives. This is great quality, ridiculously thick, 35-strand, ALL copper wire! Repaced my old (probably 18 gauge "copper clad") wires throughout my 7.1 surround sound system and can definitely tell the difference, especially with the new 4K av receivers (I like Yamaha) with Dolby Atmos/THX/etc. digital sound. Installation: The insulation is very thick, so in a couple spots had to cut off the insulation to fit the (also thick) wire through my rubber runners on the floor (my problem, not Mediabridges). Noting I can't complain about the exceptional quality/thickness of the wire or insulation, and this wire would be perfect for running through walls (I didn't have to). Used this wire with the Mediabridge gold-plated banana plugs, so much easier plugging into the back of the amp now! Glad I got the 200 ft spindle as 100 would not be nearly enough for 7 speaker surround system (had to use 25-30 ft ea for the 4 surround (side/rear) speakers, 10-12 ft for each front speaker, 5-6 ft for the center speaker, so I still have a good 60 ft leftover for any future projects. Noting my living room is not too big, so in a larger home could see using up the entire spindle. Does size matter? The 16 gauge wire probably would have been fine, but for a few bucks more for 14 gauge why not get the real deal... and glad I did! Took about 3 hours to run the wires for all 7 speakers, but I have lots of runners on the walls and floors for a clean look. .All the speakers are now actually louder, and clearer, which tells me these wires have signficantly less resistance and better conductivity than my previous wires.

Years ago, we decided to add Surround Speakers to our Apartment. we went to a Local Audio Store and we purchased this type of Wire for the run. We are in our new home and we decided again to add Surround to our Home. Nobody in the area had this Wire. I checked Amazon and they had it. We decided to purchase and install In-Wall Speakers for our system. This wire is just like the Wire I purchased years ago. It was easy to work with, and very durable and suitable for our installation. The sound quality is awesome.

Honestly, for the price, you can not beat this wire. Quality outer wall coating is "in wall safe" even though I only bought it to be less obtrusive along white moulding in the house. Wire thickness is spot on, with a triple spun wire inside each sleeve, which is great at this price point. Worked very well for speaker hook up with no noticible difference in sound or power vs the 'triple the price' wire I had used before.

Jacketed, proper color coded, fine stranded wire that can be installed in wall. What more could you ask for at this price point. I've never been one that could hear the differences in wire (but you're out there I am sure) but for a medium cost home theater system that required two spools of wire, this wire will do the job and not disappoint.

Looks great. Nice strand count. On this and the 4x16 version the twist rate isn't consistent, but no biggie. Looks like the conductors themselves will do a good job. I ran the thicker 4x16 version into doors to facilitate dual voice coil midbass drivers. Though it's thick, the insulator is slick. Some wire lube and it pulls through tight spots like a door boot nicely.

I searched Amazon for a good speaker cable choice for my home theatre install. This wire is perfect. It was easy to run through the walls and attach to the wall elements. The sound from my system is amazing. I will buy this product again if I ever need to do another install.

Used this on my venture into Dolby Atmos at home. Wire was easy to manipulate and terminate and I had no issues feeding threw walls and around corners. It was just sturdy enough to push, and flexible enough to maneuver.

I’ve used two 200’ spools of this to wire speakers through my house. No problems. Definitely worth the money!