GearIT 12AWG Speaker Cable Wire with Gold-Plated Banana Tip Plugs (6 Feet) in-Wall CL2 Rated, Heavy Duty Braided, 99.9% Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) - Black, 6ft

easily plugs directly into the speaker connectors & AV unit/receiver without any issues, solid connections won't fall out, well marked, would easily purchase again.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:looked like a great item & reasonable price

Estan muy buenos!

Be aware the the title states pair, mine came with a single cable. I guess they think a pair is 2 wire to connect your speaker. So, you need to order 2 cables. Beyond that, they are good cables

These cables are excellent. I have bought many of these already. Amazon posted a notice on this product's webpage stating that they are frequently returned. The cables do not have the problem. It is the consumer who has the problem.People... Look closely at the cable pictures. They do not come supplied with standard banana plugs. The plugs supplied fit wall plates. When you order these add a package of standard banana plugs and change the connector ends.Also, remember to buy two cables because each package contains only one.Super fast shipping too.

Cables and jacks are very substantial and well-made. In a tight electronic exterior (to components) environment, they appear to preserve channel isolation and clarity. Well worth the cost, unless you love fussing with heavy-gauge wire and uncooperative banana plugs.

Nice product

I bought the " Gear IT" brand of speaker cables as a temp solution until I could get into my storage locker to retrieve the $1,500 apiece McIntosh Cables and $300 Emotiva cables I stored along with electronics when we got new carpeting , I run 2 pair of McIntosh XRT-22 line array speakers as front & rears ,the fronts I had biwired with McIntosh Banana to spade wires and the rears is where I used the Gear speaker wires ,I have my listening room live mic'ed hard wired to a DBX spectrum analyzer ,when I 1st hooked up the inexpensive wires I didn't expect much so I didn't turn on the spectrum analyzer at 1st,after a few songs I started doing A/B tests with the fronts & rears ran by my 2 channel preamp ,the rears get the exact signal as the fronts ,when doing the A/B tests I thought the " Gear " wires sounded good with a bit more high end than the McIntosh wires on the fronts ,I turned on the DBX & started doing series of A/B tests while monitoring the display for differences in speaker response that would show up if the speakers were performing different than the other matched pair.The bright high end was all in my head,once I could see on the analyzer there was absolutely zero difference in speaker response aka sound ,that's when I realized the Gear brand wires that cost me $45 sounded just alike with the McIntosh wires I paid $3,000 for ,I was shocked ,when I got all my electronics & wires home I tested my Emotiva brand cables against the McIntosh cables 1st and saw a slight raise in " Transient Peaks " from the Emotiva wires ,I chalked that up to the Emotiva wires being 2 totally separate speaker wires with Bananas on 1 end & spades on the other ends which gave 2 contact points with the amps ,and 2 contact points at the speaker ,the McIntosh cables only have 3 contact points ,2 at the speaker & 1 at the amp ,next I did A/B tests against the single pair of banana terminated wires against the Emotiva double cables ,the results were the same ,the 2 individual pairs of cables slightly out performed the single pair of Gear IT branded cables with slightly increased Transient Peaks .I like the Gear IT brand cables so much that I ordered a 2nd 25 foot long pair that I'm scheduled to receive on Tuesday ,my plan is to do a true Bi-wire with 2 pairs of Gear wires on 1 pair of speakers ,I plan on running 1 pair to the Woofers and the 2nd pair to the Tweeters ,just like I ran my 2 pairs of Emotiva cables ,if I see the same increase in Transient peaks being displayed on the DBX analyzer I will be buying 2 more pair of 25 foot banana terminated wires to do true Bi-wiring of both pairs of speakers ,I will also order 3 pair of 10 foot Gear IT brand cables that will allow me to do a true Tri-wire of the McIntosh XRT-28 line arrays in my 2 channel system ,I'll be running banana terminations on the 4 woofers ,bananas on the 52 mid-range driver's & bananas on the 26 tweeters ,on the monoblock amps I'll be running 2 pairs of spade Terminations tightened under the speaker connection ,then the 3rd wire will be banana Terminated and plugged directly into each amps speaker terminals .The $22 per speaker Gear IT brand speaker wires aren't the same quality build as my McIntosh speaker wires that cost me $1,500 per speaker but they aren't junk build either ,the 1 and only issue I can see is the Gear IT branded cables don't have heat shrink over the banana terminations where the coupling can be unscrewed from the cable ,I'm ordering heat shrink tubing to put 6" pieces over every banana & spade terminal ,once that quick $5 upgrade is done I'll be selling the Mcintosh & Emotiva speaker wires I spent over $12,000 buying on eBay ,do not hesitate in buying every speaker wire you need from Gear IT,they are excellent wires of great build quality .