Amazon Basics Speaker Cable, Easy Assembly, 16-Gauge, Bronze, 100 ft

This cable is high quality and at a good price. The 16awg wire is great for making ham radio antennas such as dipoles. I made a 40m dipole using this wire and it is performing excellent. Time will tell how durable it is but I have high hopes for it so far.

Good quality speaker wire that was easy to strip and install. Works great for both car and home audio with clear sound and no issues.Standard sizeCopper material seems decentNo color variety because its copper understandablyThe gauge of wire is normalOveral normal speaker wire, no complaints

The Amazon Basics 16-Gauge Speaker Wire Cable offers excellent value for connecting speakers to your A/V receiver or amplifier. The 100-foot length is perfect for most home theater setups, and the plastic jacket ensures clear, undistorted audio signals. The wire features a black line on one side, making it easy to distinguish polarity for proper installation. Wrapped around a hard plastic spool, it dispenses smoothly without tangling. Ideal for DIY audio enthusiasts seeking quality without breaking the bank.

While I ended up not needing the speaker wire and returned the product, I did unwrap and handle the wire. The wire seemed of good quality and was very reasonably priced for a 100' roll.

This Amazon Basics speaker cable is just as good as any other I’ve used. It strips easily, feels durable, and has been working perfectly for a few months now. Very flexible wire and easy to work with. No complaints at all, will definitely buy again when I need more.

This item is exactly what it says it is. It is "Basic" speaker wire. Great quality but zero snob value lol. It is unlikely you will be disappointed with this purchase.

Excellent speaker wire at a great price. It's a simple thing, but what more is there to say. I've run multiple lines from a vintage receiver into multiple room of the house. Everything sounds great.

Pure copper speaker cable is expensive! I suspect that this wire is copper-plated aluminum, but its done exactly what I needed it when I wired 2 sets of speakers into an old-school hi-fi receiver, and I'm probably driving 25-50 watts per speaker (it's an office installation). The sound is excellent, and the wire stays cool no matter how many hours the sound system is in use. I consider that a win.