2 Pack 16/2 Speaker Flat Wire Cable with Banana Tip Plugs 6 FT, 16 Gauge AWG Wire, Tinned OFC Copper, Transparent Jacket with Yellow Polarity Marker, for Indoor & Outdoor, Hi-Fi

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I'm currently using these in my pro-audio and home theater setup. They're great. While i'd love to go on an endless rant about the features and how awesome some wire can be there isn't much for depth when reviewing a cable. The build quality is amazing, they feel amazing in your hands, thick, solid, not stiff or too tense, flexibility is there, but not flimsy and look awesome. If you do see them, the transparency especially against other black wires makes them easy to identify, which is nice. They're cheap, which is why I bought them, but don't give off signs of cheap and you'll likely reuse these when you get a new set of speakers every two to three years like we all do. Sound quality is awesome, no noise, his, hum, they're shielded well. I highly recommend them and will continue to buy these for future monitors.

These actually work in pretty much almost every connector that either requires a wire connection and/or a banana plug. At first I thought the banana plugs were too big, or too wide, but after consulting the manual for my external amp, and contacting the manufacturer of said amp's customer service, it turns out that you HAVE to FIRMLY PUSH IN THE BANANA PLUGS, otherwise they WILL NOT GO IN. Keyword: FIRMLY. You will end up seeing almost a very small percentage of the connector itself sticking out (almost roughly a quarter of the connector). THIS IS OKAY, the banana plug has already made its connection. Once it fully stops, and any attempt to push it further in doesn't work, that is as far as it'll go. However, once it goes in, it becomes slightly easier to take it out and put it back in, over time. You get two pairs of cables PER ORDER. That is to satisfy TWO SPEAKERS, because the red plug is the hot wire, and the black plug is supposed to be the return or ground wire. This means for each run, you have to occupy two jacks per speaker and per audio channel, respectively, and they MUST be colour coordinated; this makes it a COMPLETE CIRCUIT. The confusion is somewhat understandable but also unnecessary: people need to be able to realise that a firm connection actually makes a better one than a slightly or much looser connection, because otherwise you'll just end up NOT having a steady sound coming out of your speakers (thus audio problems can or WILL occur), and that it's okay to use firmness to make something go in IF IT REQUIRES IT.

Good cable. Good sound. Banana plugs are wide but pressure when putting into banana jack gets them in and the connection is very secure. Not sure how good they would be if you had o install/uninstall repeatedly.