Check your gauge. Nice wire, the shield is pretty thick.

Good product

Cheapest 14awg OFC Available. You are getting into all sorts of variables when you buy Copper Clad, but Pure Copper cabling(such as this) is a pretty well known performer. The 12awg version of this should be enough for even super power hungry speakers and long runs across large living rooms or small home theaters.

I am currently running a 5.0 setup using a Yamaha RX-V663 95wpc 7.2 receiver, with Polk Monitor 60s in front, Monitor 30s for surround, and a CS1 center. I have a ~20-25ft ceiling-run to one surround channel and a ~30-35ft run to the other. HTPC, PS3 slim, Xbox 360 slim, etc as sources. I play a lot of lossless music via Foobar, and watch a lot of Blurays with bitstreaming surround. I also play quite a few games both console and PC. I am an amateur audiophile and cinema enthusiast.

In the past I used 14awg CCA for everything and it seemed alright. Even with larger, power hungry Polk Monitor 50s as the surrounds before I downgraded to the wall-mounted 30s. However, I upgraded my bi-amped fronts to a set of Monoprice Affinity Series 14awg OFC cables. There wasn't a huge difference, but it was there and it was noticeable. So if it made a difference with my ~10ft front runs, it had to make a difference for my longer surround cabling. Also, less resistance should theoretically mean Oxygen Free Copper is easier on my receiver by virtue of the speakers being slightly easier to power.

As long as it actually matches the advertised gauge, this is pretty much the best deal on speaker wire out there. Maybe some very high-end wire will outperform this with the most sensitive speakers and ears and the best amps. However this cheap stuff will do fine for the rest of us. You'd be hard pressed to beat this cable in sound quality, transparency, or power handling.

I have bought this cable a few times in the past for friends' systems with good results and didn't hesitate to buy again. Throw some Monoprice banana connectors on the ends and you get a lot of bang for your buck. Look at this before considering higher end speaker wire. It's good enough for the majority of people, even most audiophiles. There can be some differences in cabling quality when you go very expensive, but most of it is placebo.

Very happy with the wire and connectors. They did what was needed.

It is an excellent 14 gauge two conductor copper wire with applications in audio and electrical circuits up to 10 amps.
The cable has a nice white jacket, color coded leads - red and black and is flexible to make running it easier,
I would recommend this product.

I needed to buy new speaker wire for my surround speakers as they were being in-wall mounted (and my old wire wasn't rated for in-wall use) so I tried this. Very good quality and almost ridiculously inexpensive.

This product was exactly what I ordered. it was perfect for my need.

Quality! The wire is so much stronger, to where you donâ??t pull a bunch of strands out when you strip it, like what happened with the crappy RCA brand wire I bought from Lowes. Also, about half the price of Lowes!

Great product for the price, quality is outstanding.

Had some tight runs but the wire is flexible enough to make them with a cheap fish wire and they all tested fine for continuity. Would definitely recommend a wire stripper if you're doing this on your own.