🔊 NavePoint 250ft CL2 12/2 AWG Gauge 2 Conductor Bulk White In-Wall Audio Speaker Cable Wire Review

Bought 2 boxes for a new 9.2 surround sound system. The wire is flatter than some competitors, making it easier to camouflage. Termination was easy and the wire was easy to work with. It can be difficult to lay flat cable flat as it twists and turns when you take it out of the box.

Wiring runs through the building, leaving a few feet outside to add outside speakers later. A few weeks later I wanted to add outdoor speakers. The ends were corroded - unsurprisingly, cut off by a couple of inches. Still corroded to the point where the copper just fell apart. Three feet cut off and still corroded. I had to rip off the ceiling, pull out all the cables and change.

I used this to rewire my home theater system because we changed the setting. I was really impressed with the quality. I have a 12ga cable. This stuff worked great, easy to use and I can't believe the price. It far exceeded my expectations. Endless roll from one piece. The scabbards even had frames printed on them so you could see what was left when you pulled them out. I will definitely use this product again.

Was about to have a debate about this aluminum wire. I think it sounds just as good although we bought a 12 gauge as recommended to be larger than necessary when using real brass. We didn't find any cuts on the wire where it was assembled, but then I bought way more wire than I needed because I really didn't want it to be enough, so maybe I just didn't find the splice point if there was one gave. .The wire appears to be of high quality and we will never see it as it is routed under insulation…

My house was built in 1983. So it has all the bells and whistles of the time. Raw cedar beams on vaulted ceilings, plasterwork, an open floor plan and even an indoor bar in the living room. What it does NOT have is entertainment wiring or cables. This speaker cable is a dream come true when you only have a team of 2 and only one of those people is a "squirrel in the attic". Did I mention vaulted ceilings! Which are accompanied by small manholes. Either way, you can leave that junction box on…