🔌 Pyle-Pro PSCBLF100: 100ft 12 AWG Speaker Cable with Rubber Jacket for High-Quality Audio Transmission - Black Review

This wire has a resistance comparable to 20Ga copper. Physically the wire is close to 15 Ga in diameter. I have to assume that the wire is not pure copper and that could be a problem depending on the application. I could solder it, which is important to me. Also, the insulation doesn't have temperature or voltage ratings, and you don't know if it's safe for your application. You have to assume that there can be party differences in both leadership and isolation. Made in China.

Just before the first snow of 2014, I ran this cable to power Definitive (sweet) Street speakers on my new patio. It was November 2014. I cut this wire using SoundSoul banana clips. April, the snow is gone, it's time to run the wires through the deck posts for permanent installation. SIX MONTHS! The first thing I noticed after rotating the banana was oxidation. When I unplugged these connectors, 90-95% of the copper strands were gone. 300 feet of fodder in a landfill.

I don't think it's actually 12-ga. the cable. it LOOKS closer to a 16 gauge; I didn't have anything to measure it. but it works and is MUCH cheaper than buying a zipper coil at an electronics store. I used it to connect a bunch of speakers for a class. Each speaker required about 35 feet of cable. Works fine, no problems. The insulation was heavy enough that I could stretch it over a false ceiling without removing the skin from the backing of the metal support grid, and flexible enough that I…

. Matches so many other reviews that this cable falls short. I'm not an audiophile or a cable snob, but I do believe in connecting speakers to something that's rated for load and distance. So it's very frustrating to buy something like this and it can be misleading. I'm not sure how the cable could be causing this, but after installing it on both of my surround systems, the auto-calibration failed on both systems (from two different brands) with a polarity error. Once I ripped the stuff out and

As I understand it, speaker cable has a "durability" and is not eternal. However, this product is not worth the money saved compared to paying a little more for quality wire. I bought it in 2014, it's been in my closet since I used it about 25 minutes after buying it. Received it today to rewire my surround speakers and found it completely falling apart. The wire in the plastic/rubber sleeve snaps, breaks and turns into shavings/dust after impact. Totally sucks, one star only because there are…

The problem lies in the cable itself, says Pyle Pro High Performance 12GA Cable. 12GA cable, do not wire as instructed (12 AWG). It would be nice if they corrected their description so that it is not misleading. They shouldn't have 12 AWG in the description because when you get the cord it doesn't say anywhere on the spool or cord. The spool the wire is wound on is only 4 3/4 inches in diameter and 3 3/4 inches high, and you have 100 feet of wire. I don't think you can fit 100 feet of 12 AWG…

I bought a coil of this in 2014 when all the bad reviews were just that it's not really 12ga which I thought was ok for the price but before any reviews about it, it corrodes/breaks down. I wired a couple of 12v LED bulbs with this cable in a fairly weatherproof setup, but after about a year the light started to chip. At first I thought it was the switch as sometimes they worked and sometimes they didn't but eventually they stopped completely and replacing the switch didn't help so I thought it