AutCreation Speaker Cable Wire with Banana Plugs,14 AWG HiFi Pure Copper Speaker Wire,99.9% OFC Stranded Copper Wire,Gold Plated Banana Tip Plugs,Red/Blue (1.5M(4.9ft))

High quality ended up working great and I could tell the audio sounded better just cleaner overall signal very happy

First off, I have never owned a high end audiophile system and so perhaps there is some argument for paying 1,500 dollars for a set of speaker cables? (see QED's web site).I am in the process of updating my budget system and the first step was to purchase a pair of Q Acoustics 3050 speakers. Streaming from Spotify through a Chromecast Audio 'puck' and into an old Yamaha R- S300 receiver I began by using my QED 'off the roll' speaker cable (which is 12awg and pretty good... can't find anyone in the USA that sells it by the foot) to the 3050's and they sounded pretty nice.Then I changed to these cables and they sounded great too. So then I bi-amped the speakers using the QED cable for the HF and these cables for the LF (from the Yamaha A/B outs) and the sound is even better. I'm pretty sure that if I was to buy super expensive cables that there would be little difference in sound. At this point I'm limited by the Spotify streaming quality anyway.I also tried these cables with my old Infinity speakers (that I'm replacing) and I think that there was a slight improvement in the sound from the QED cable that I have been using.Bottom line, I am buying another pair of these cables for the old Infinity speakers that I plan on using in another room.A Cambridge Audio 'network' amp arrives on Monday and so we'll see how they perform with that piece of kit. I will be able to input some Hi Res audio into the amp rather than Spotify 'lossy' audio and hope to hear even more improvement.

Sounds great

Hard to believe they can offer this high of quality for the price. I am used to high end audio gear and this is high quality and a great value. The plugs and wire are both substantial.

thank you love them thank you

The media could not be loaded. I have an expensive pair of Morrow audio M4 cables that cost me over $400. I needed a pair for another room. When I received these I decided to do an A/B comparison test. The signal went from apple tv device to Marantz av7703 receiver to Herron Audio MA150 mono amps to Klipsch rp-8000f speakers. I was listening to the Jazz at the Pawnshop Limehouse track. I was stunned to say the least. I was expecting worse or at best equal sound quality. OMG 😲 these smoked the Morrow's in every way. The highs much crisper the xylophone stood out and sounded just real. The hand clapping sounded more distinct and you could pick the claps individually instead of smeared together. If you want audiophile cables don't hesitate and buy these. Anything else is just a waste of money. If you need spades just buy a banana to spade adapter they sell here on Amazon. Going to sell my Morrow cables and keep these. They are not leaving my system! Now if they only made interconnects.One caveat is the bananas are very tight. Remember you may untwist the binding posts on the amplifier or receiver so the speaker cables push in easier then re tighten them. Plus banana plug on cable tends to untwist. Be careful and make sure they're tightened all the way before inserting.

I'm no audiophile. But I am a recording engineer; so I have been known to buy expensive cables in the past. And yes, there are minimal differences in sound quality between different cables. Expensive cables, for me, are mostly nonsense in the fact that there is usually such a minimal sound difference and the sound difference is subjective at-best as to whether an expensive cable sounds better or not than a cheaper cable. I bought these cables for my NHT speakers since they looked well-made enough, and they didn't break the bank. They sound great and they are made well. I would say that the connectors are a bit on the cheaper side; but, for the total overall cost, these seem to be one of the best deals considering the quality vs. cost point here on Amazon. Would buy these again.

Great product looks great