Micca Pure Copper Speaker Wire with Gold-Plated Banana Plugs, 14 Gauge, 6ft (2m), Pair Review

I recently got a new set of high quality speakers and although I have some 18 gauge speaker wire lying around that I could use I wanted to complement the quality speakers with some high quality wires. They feel so comfortable, heavy but not too heavy and the outer part of the cables are soft. The banana plug makes it easy to connect speakers and the sound quality is fantastic. I'm really surprised they don't cost more money considering how good they are. If you've spent money on a good speaker…

I tend to think that quality speaker cables are a waste of money but then again nobody needs woofer cables. These cables have high quality components and low cost construction. I believe the connectors are soldered to the copper wire which is great. This is how I would love to make them if I took the time to make them at home. I also like that they don't have connectors that are too heavy, that they don't dangle and run the risk of hitting and shorting each other. All this at a very affordable…

I have always made my own speaker cables. To be honest I never thought of doing anything else, but I saw these when I was looking for something different. These cables are great. They sound amazing and they are very flexible. I really like that bananas are quite humble. Unlike some guys I've hand made in the past, these don't stick out too much, so I'm working in tight spaces, I need them to fit. Very satisfied! I would definitely recommend ETA. 07/08/2018 I came back to order another pair but…

You have nothing extraordinary. Really all I need is in a two meter long speaker cable. I prefer the spade terminals on the end of the speaker, but these bananas are pretty strong. They are minimalist in nature and appearance, simple heat shrink at the connector wire junction. Big and flexible. Looks nice very simple. Perfect for my large desktop setup. Cheap but good. Very similar to my favorite Monoprice RCA cable. Simple and effective with no unnecessary frills. Don't change the sound…

The pictures say it all. Sheath between the copper conductor and the red-brown outer sheath 3) Banana plugs are soldered to the conductor by hand 4) Banana plugs have a solid core, not hollow. the best design and price cables I have ever seen. There is absolutely no reason to spend a penny more on other cables and if you do you will only fall for the snake fat marketing. If someone, and I mean everyone, tells you that they can "hear" a difference in the wires, run as fast as you can.

Hello! In the early 1980s, high-quality speaker cables came onto the market. Some of the product claims were absolutely incredible and had prices to match. And today we are told this nonsense. The audio cable must be burned in or run in for 100 hours. The best cable is cryogenically treated. Audio cables are directional. They need to be supported off the ground with isolators. They have damping factors. They must be "conditioned" to maintain the wire's molecular alignment. To the point of…

They replaced a pair of MUCH more expensive Kimber cables. I bought them because they looked good in quality and looks. I had to replace the Kimbers because I recently upgraded from an 803 (towers) to a B&W Nautilus 805 (speakers on stands). The bulky, braided (two-wire) kimbers looked awful just hanging from the back of the speaker, and the woman insisted on replacing them. These miccas were flexible and small enough in diameter to run through a conduit on a post and then through a base. A…

These cables were purchased new with a new pair of Micca RB42 bookcases. Hooked everything up to my new Aiyima A07 amp and the correct channel was missing. The real situation is scratching my head until I fumbled and wiggled one of the banana plugs on the Micca speaker cable on the right speaker terminal. The channel signal was restored and everything sounded normal in the future. Never has a retail brand cable come out of the box like this. Visually, the cables and banana plugs looked good and

Hello, In the early 1980's high quality speaker cables started to appear on the market. Some of the product claims were absolutely incredible and had prices to match. And today we are told this nonsense. The audio cable must be burned in or run in for 100 hours. The best cable is cryogenically treated. Audio cables are directional. They need to be supported off the ground with isolators. They have damping factors. They must be "conditioned" to maintain the wire's molecular alignment. To the…