KnuKonceptz Kord Kable 16 Gauge Copper Speaker Wire 50'

I needed some zip cord for a longer run and this showed up in search. I was intrigued by the flexibility claims and this was the primary reason for purchasing it.It's packaged plainly in a plastic bag and rolled up into a coil about 6" in diameter.As promised, it is very supple and flexible and has almost no memory. This helps for routing and also prevents tangles.This sheath is a very attractive dark matte blue and it has a soft touch - unlike some plastics it isn't tacky or sticky so it won't attract dust if it's on the floor behind gear.I'm not a big fan of huge speaker cables (overkill in my book). I terminated my run with soldered banana plugs and spades. Splitting and stripping the cable was little more challenging, especially stripping as the sheath has a fair bit of stretch. The conductor is very fine copper strands and was easy wetted and tinned with fluxed solder. One side has silver text on it to help keep polarity straight.As mentioned, routing these is extremely easy due to the flexibility, and even if exposed the cable looks very nice.

Lo compre al ver las buenas críticas pero decepcionante total.Pobre de hilos -la foto comparo con PURELINK del mismo grosor y se ve que tiene triple de hilos y vale igual de precio.Cuanto al sonido no vale pata altavoces potentes,como mucho para home cinema.Como tiene pocos hilos la conductividad no es buena.Total ,no lo recomiendo.Mucho mejor el PureLink Germany con un sonido soberbio.No se la gente que ha votado este cable que cables había usado antes¡¡¡Los hilos son duros y el color como pueden ver en la foto es diferente del OFC de purelink así que dudo que es cobre puro.El sonido es con mas agudos y pocos graves, Los medios se notan poco.Segun la música puede gustar o no.Mas definido el sonido en voz mas claro-comparo con cables caros mucho mas caros que este.Para soul y clásica me gusta.,pero para rock chilla mucho.

Excellent quality. KnuKonceptz is the only brand I trust when purchasing OFC cables. Why? Because they're so transparent with exactly what their cables are made of. I was unsure if I should have got 16guage or bigger for my home theater speakers, but online guides suggested 16 Guage would be fine for the distance I was running the speaker wire.Opening the packaged confirmed I had a quality cable in hand... Why? The weight! This cable is super heavy, which supports just how many strands of OFC wire is under the insulation. Knu do not cheap out and make the insulation super thick to give you the illusion of a thick cable, they have a thinner (but sturdy) jacket to fill the void with OFC. Awesome. Pay the couple of dollars extra for a cable which is genuinely what it's advertised as.

Been using these for over a year now and have been impressed. Sound quality is great and the flexibility of the cable is super handy. Bought more as the new layout has some longer runs needed and ended up soldering some of my old lengths together to reach. They soldered well and I still don't notice any degradation in audio quality.I saw in the posting that they have a black mark down one side of the cable, but I couldn't see it on the product. They do have white writing on one side every foot and a bit, but its not ideal, especially if using speaker stands or running through channeling and only being able to see the very end. Used a multi-meter with continuity testing to verify I had the correct ends matching.

No complaints. Actually, like someone said, the dark + mark can be hard to find in dark areas, I'll admit, but honestly not a huge deal, and the photos tell you it'll likely be the case upfront. The blue color is actually pretty cool, I think it's better than the ugly transparent generic jacket.