InstallGear 12 Gauge Speaker Wire - 30ft Brown 12 AWG - Deoxidized Copper True Spec Soft Touch OFC Cable for Outdoor Speakers

Item as described.

It was enough wire for me to wire 3 dual voice coil subs. Separate runs for each voice coil. It’s chucking voltage at them subs like nobody’s business. Oxygen Free Copper, non tinned. The wire jacket is nice and soft. Color fades in the sun a lot. Easy to strip, and reasonably flexible.

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Great all around value cable. Seems to actually be its rated gauge unlike some cables available online. Copper quality seems good based on visual inspection and how it handles both in its length and once stripped and twisted.Cable is easy to split, strip and attach or screw down in any number of ways.I'm not a fan of speaker binding posts or unnecessar spades, bananas, or other terminations and prefer to drill a small hole in my speaker back and wire direct to each crossover. Much better to eliminate unnecessary components than spend up to improve their quality.If I were spending over $10K on speakers I might consider moving up, but this should be more than sufficient for most speakers below this price point. Speaker wire is an antenna so going heavier gauge is not better for runs under 30 feet in most cases.100% recommended. Do not be affraid of this being a generic brand. Quality is higher than expected.

I wish there was a 4.5 star. This is nice cable. Not wonderful cable. It has a good feel but I am concerned that the soft touch stuff may break down eventually as is usually the case with "tacktile" plastics. But that breakdown might be years away. It is easy to have the jackets split incorrectly when separating the pairs. So use caution and a sharp razor and go slow. Otherwise the jacket from one will split and leave chunks on the other. But this does appear to be solid copper strands which for this price is good. This replaced ~20year old Monster cable that I used w/o connectors. I don't really hear much difference but this cable with cheap banana plugs and extra shrink wrap look better and make for easier connecting. I would buy again.

Excellent speaker wire. I really appreciate how flexible these are.

I was looking for a heavier gauge cable once I added an 1100W subwoofer system to my living room, and I didn't want to spend a ton of money on overly expensive cables. I thought I would give this one a try and I'm pretty impressed. The one thing I would note for others is that the rubber casing seems fairly thin on these. The upside is it's easy to strip the ends but it also means other objects can cut into the wire more easily when you don't want them to. But if you are mostly just running wire in a living room and not rolling up and packing down these cables regularly (like DJ'ing) in a hard use scenario, this will probably be just fine and gets you nice thick, pure copper cable that is heavy enough to carry serious wattage -- at a good price.

I picked this up years ago to use in guitar cabinets. It is real copper, supple, hard to damage, and heavy. I quite like it, and it has help up very well over the last 4 years. The only issue is that it is pretty thick so unless you have an EVM style terminal on a speaker, you have some issues with soldering to the speaker tabs. Great wire though.