🔌 250FT Outdoor UV Protection Rated Professional Speaker Audio Cable 14AWG Direct Burial 14/4 Bulk Spool (250FT, 14/4)" - "High-Quality 250FT 14AWG Outdoor UV Protection Rated Professional Speaker Audio Cable in 14/4 Configuration - Direct Burial, Bulk Spool Review

This is a really great cable! This is a simple overview: it's well built and you only use one length of stereo cable. If for any reason you need to connect additional speakers, use only half the cable for each pair of speakers. This is a difficult thing.

Great Wire! August 100% correct There is no deception here. Very strong and durable, frankly underground wire. Thick coatings on the wires (whatever you want) and good flexibility. Small things, but with wires it becomes TRUE. If it were flexible it would be cheap and this ranking would be very different. good wire. Sounds good!

MY BACKYARD REJECTED THIS 8-SPEAKER CABLE. 7 speakers out of 8 will stop working because the copper in this cable is either cheap, too thin, or not all copper. Every time I plugged in the speakers, the wire fell off. The wire is green and scaly. You need to cut the wire 5 feet because the copper is off center. For one speaker, I followed the wire for up to 10 feet before I could get a solid wire again. by then it was far from the speaker so I ran another line and lost 50 feet. Before I did it…

Wires appear to be good and bare ends will live in protected areas. The middle of the wire can be buried where there is solid black sheathing. But if the ends are anywhere near the water, that's your fault and any wire will have problems, especially CCA. You have to use it correctly. I disagree that this is the unadvertised 250ft. I've measured things and expected 30-40 feet more in my daily work. I was going to use the extra for a second job but ended up only having 2 feet left. Maybe this…

Beware of CCA (Copper Clad Aluminum) speaker cables. I installed this and a piece of copper wire on some outdoor speakers last summer; Only the copper cable is fine, but the CCA cable is defective. I had to constantly cut the wire to get usable (not badly corroded) ends. The CCA cannot be soldered on and caused hours of frustration as the speakers cycled in and out - only to find that the CCA wire was (again) corroded despite being crimped and protected with heat shrink tubing. Don't waste your