KnuKonceptz Kord Speaker Kable 12 Gauge Oxygen Free Copper Speaker Wire - 50 Feet Blue

Beautiful sounding pure OFC; accurate 8 AWG, very finely stranded; very flexible PVC jacket, and it is a beautiful semi-translucent blue. Easy to strip and solder. A++++++++

This is the best speaker wire I've ever used. The sound quality is awesome and the cable itself is incredible. Very heavy-weight yet extremely soft and flexible. True 12 gauge and 100%, high-strand, high-quality copper cable. Easy to run, cut and separate. Looks even nicer after adding wire pants to each end (also from KnuKonceptz). Would recommend this wire to anyone. I have no idea what speaker wire the two 1 star reviews for this were talking about, but it wasn't this wire. Better than cable that costs twice as much. Buy it! You won't be disappointed.

Great flexible OC3 12 gauge wire. I made a 50' pair with 2 so ordered another set. Because they were so flexible. Also Using Tunefuls brand pure silver/Rhodium z-connex soldered hollow banana plugs. Long runs are no problem with my 1969 Japanese Coral speakers. Kabuki's were designed for low power amps and stringed instrument music from the native Japanese culture. Also Western Jazz and Classical music were considered. The lower value American exports from Pioneer, Sansui, and even cheaper Technics, Sony, Panasonic speakers, just were not the same quality as these. The extra lengthy wires help me maneuver the speakers while I repair and upgrade them. These give great copper warmth to the Mundorf Evo Oil Pf capacitors in these 6-way 7-speaker BX-1500's.

After spending way too much time reading about and experimenting with various types of speaker wire and connectors, I've finally settled on a wire where I'm able to just get back to enjoying the music I love. Simply put, the KnuKonceptz Kord Kable has given me the best sound from my system in terms of dynamics, soundstage, channel separation, and overall presentation. I run their 12 AWG wire with bare ends because I want to avoid any potential signal degradation (however minimal it may be) that could be caused by connectors which are generally made of plated, dissimilar metals. The wire sounds great, is affordable, and is easy to work with. I highly recommend checking these out if you're still on the hunt for the perfect speaker cable. And if you're still searching for a great set of interconnects/RCAs, I highly recommend the Blue Jeans Cable LC-1.

I've been an audiophile for over forty years now and have used everything from lamp cord to exotic cables for speaker wire and the 12 gauge version of this cable ranks high as far as sound quality and listen ability. There are speaker cables that cost hundreds more for two 6 foot lengths that don't sound as good as the KnuKonceptz cable and I'm speaking from many years of experience. And the thing about this cable is that it gets better the longer you run music through it. Does it sound as good as a $600 pair of exotic cables? Maybe. That's a very subjective thing to try and answer and depends on the system components and the setup. There are many people who don't believe that the wire you use to hook up your system and speakers can make a difference. That is utterly wrong. If you're used to listening to cheap equipment and don't really listen to music other than in the background then lamp cord is the way to go. It's cheap and plentiful. If however you've invested some money in your music system then this speaker cable should be on your list of required components. You might hear a difference using this cable on a cheapo system but again that depends on a lot of things including how your ear brain connection has been trained. Yes, Your ears do require a certain amount of training to recognize different levels of quality and everything going on in the music. The bottom line is, buy this speaker cable. You'll most likely enjoy it to one degree or another and you can't go wrong at the price. Stay with the 12 or 10 gauge size if they have it. Be sure to use good quality copper plugs, pins or spades when connecting the speaker cable.

I've purchased my share of speakerwire throughout the years, and I will say I've been pleased with this wire. I purchased this to replace 16g wire. It was a short run so I thought that was be fine, but I started to get a little bit EMI in my left speaker. I have the wire rapped in loom, so my first thought it was something else. I did need to buy new speakers anyway, and still had the issue. I was having issues with my AV receiver, and it's 20+ years old (some other functions weren't working properly, so easy to assume effecting this), so I replaced that as well. After a little research, found that updating my surge protector (which I'd had for awhile as well, so I bought this https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07D33N2PM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1), and also that thicker gauge wire will help. Also read other reviews that this wire had thicker insulation around the wire, and found that to be true. So despite the fact the wire was a bigger gauge and thicker insulation, I found no problems with the flexibility of the wire. And it did help with the EMI, and it does seem that the overall sound has improved from those speakers, so I'm pleased with the purchase.

This is a quality speaker cable that doesnt cost a fortune and does the job. The only issue I had in the past is that really nice blue color jacketing eventually turns to a very dark blue, (almost black).

Great wire to make audio cable. Stays flexible and easy to solder.

Presently doing some upgrades to my entry-level hi-fi system, the most important part of which are a pair of second hand 10 year old Infinity Primus 250 tower speakers. I used this to replace some 18 AWG speaker wire that I had bought to get me started and basically make sure that all this old stuff I bought from eBay worked. I use bare wire connections (and have the finger blisters to prove it)! This is seriously high quality wire, heavy but extremely pliant because it's comprised of about 240 pure copper filaments. I was easily able to thread the wire through the speaker binding posts. My amp a 1993-vintage Sony 5.1 receiver; however it uses spring-loaded connectors, and the AWG 12 gauge wire wouldn't fit inside the connector, so I separated out 1/3 of the filaments, twisted the remaining 2/3 into a solid piece of wire and inserted it into the connector and wrapped about the rest around the main body of wire. Whether 12 gauge is overkill, I don't know, but let me tell you, the difference in clarity is stunning, and immediately noticeable on my CD's (16 bit/44.1 kHz) - listening tonight to Soundgarden, Gordon Lightfoot, Bach's Brandenburg concertos, I immediately noticed: -mid range is noticeably clearer -imaging is much better - sax, horn, guitar, bass, all sound like they're being played in my living room, right in front of me -most important: speaker transparency is much better - speakers "disappear" and it sounds like I'm listening to a live performance, rather than speakers. It made a remarkable difference. 12 gauge is *heavy* speaker wire but it's well worth the effort. The stereo went from sounding good, to sounding great. I've got an Onkyo C-7030 CD player and a Yamaha R-S201 amp coming next week, replacing the DVD player I've been using and the old home theatre amp. I can't wait. I expect it will sound incredible, and about as good as you can do for $1100. The whole point of hi-fi is the difference between listening to say a Soundgarden MP3 on iTunes on a nice pair of bookshelf speakers, and feeling like you're at the Soundgarden concert. It's not a question of spending a lot of money; it's a question of spending money smart. I've discovered just how important good speaker wire is in making that transition --- and I've also found you don't have to spend a lot of money to get superb quality and results. "KnuKonceptz 12 Gauge Copper Speaker Wire": Absolutely worth the money. Worth more than what I paid.

KnuKonzept En överraskande bra och musikaliskt kvalitativ kopparkabel! Jag valde att tvinna ihop två kablar för att ge dem en bättre skärm för yttre störningar. Klädde dem i en svart mantel och svart krympslang. Använde mig av kvalitativa banankontakter i bra koppar, - viktigt! Dem var lite grova i början med återhållsamt mellanregister och lite hård och inte så djup bas. Ljudet släpper mer och mer, ju mer dem spelas in. Efter två veckors normalt spelande så har det börjat hända grejer... Mellanregistret har öppnat upp sig på ett bra sätt och basen visar en helt annan tyngd och definition! Galet bra kabel för pengarna! Spelar mjukt, öppet och ganska så förlåtande. Musiken återges på ett ärligt o neutralt sätt. Inget register som sticker ut eller tar över. Röster och instrument presenteras med bra tydlighet och med en ganska bra realism. Och med en bra attack och tyngd i basen. - Klart att mot High End kablar som Harmonic Tech PRO-9 Reference SE ( som jag också äger ) och WitchHat Phantom i direkt jämförelse så tappar man ju lite i upplösning o separation och det finns lite mer att önska i kvalitet på både bas-/ och mellanregister. Instrument saknar lite klang, tyngd och längd. Men då pratar vi en direkt jämförelse med kablar som kostar 25.000 SEK respektive 10.000 SEK! Jag byggde dessa för under 1000 SEK/paret, 3.5 meter/par! WOW säger jag bara. Jag njuter av musiken!!

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High quality cable, flexible and nice-looking. To me, this 12AWG was easier to work with and more flexible than my previous 14AWG wire (different brand). Would definitely buy more of this if I need more speaker wire.

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