InstallGear 14-Gauge 100ft Speaker Wire True Spec and Soft Touch Cable - Black (AWG) Review

I liked that you can unwind the wire and use it. I liked that it was actually a wire and that there were two color coded wires attached. I liked that it was actually 14 AWG. I liked that it was 100 feet long.

This cable is great for the room I chose it for. It is easy to work with, although time will tell if the cable will retain its rubber insulation or become hard or brittle. easy to use.

This is my fifth 100ft roll. I have a media center installed and I have cables everywhere. I used every color. Red for turrets, Blue for front fairing, Brown for rear fairing, White for front height, Black for back height. This 14 gauge wire is very flexible and easy to work with.

At first glance this is a good quality cable but when I cut it the strands turned out to be silver. I assume it's copper plated aluminum? The description says copper clad aluminum. The solder seems to accept well, and the resistance is about 0.4 ohms at 65 feet or so. So the resistance is a bit higher than copper, but probably fine for most applications. I would look elsewhere for hi-fi.

At first glance it looks like a good quality cable, but when I cut it the strands were found to be silver. I assume it's copper plated aluminum? The description says copper clad aluminum. The solder seems to accept well, and the resistance is about 0.4 ohms at 65 feet or so. So the resistance is a bit higher than copper, but probably fine for most applications. I would look elsewhere for hi-fi.

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Very good quality wire. The jacket is very soft and stretchy, making it easy to maneuver through turns and obstacles without snagging. The copper wire appears to be exactly as advertised. If the wire was thicker it wouldn't go into the speaker inputs. The sound is better than before, but this is due to the lack of connectors and this wire is much thicker than the one previously used. And if you set up a 7.2 amp amp with bi-amped speakers and two subwoofers, like I did, you're using 11 separate…