GearIT 12AWG Premium Heavy Duty Braided Speaker Wire Cable (10 Feet) Dual Gold Plated Banana Plug Tips - in-Wall CL2 - Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) White

Pros:Heavy 12AWG wire, suitable for all home audio connectionsSleek design, with a clean white jacketRubber tube design that beautifies the banana plug termination on the wireModified Banana Plug style that provides a very secure connectionCons:Some may find the plugs a bit too tight to insert/remove from binding postsL/R marking is done with Red/White colored brand logo printed on the banana plug connector vs a standard red/white band or marking.Right out of the box, the aesthetic is stunning. The white jacketed wires lend a clean, modern look to my audio setup, which lives in the living room. That means the wife needs to approve all upgrades/changes to fit in with the 'decor'. These passed that test no problem compared to the industrial looking wires I was using before!The thick wire gauge ensures durability and optimal performance. The audio quality is crystal clear and transparent, no signs of interference here! I've never quite seen banana connectors of this style, they have a cylindrical connector with a sort of spring loaded pin on one side to lock into the binding post. It is not a typical banana plug, but it fit securely, and honestly I think I prefer this connector type. Does not have that typical banana plug wobble.I also love the fact his comes in long lengths! I needed a 25ft run for one of my rear surrounds, and finding a cable at this quality that was so affordable is great.Overall, these speaker wires are not only functional but also enhance the visual appeal of my space. Highly recommend for anyone looking to upgrade their audio experience!

I’ll start by saying I by no means am an audiophile, but a friend of mine who is suggested I go from the bare wire cables to quality ones with banana clips.I chose these due to the high quality appearance and the white cables match the decor I am looking for. I am truly amazed at the amount of noticeable difference these make.I am using these with the Kanto Yumi connected to LG Oled via Optical cable and they blow any sound bar out of the water and I have not bought the Sub8 yet..WOWI would highly recommend these cables to anyone who are currently on bare speaker wire it’s such a huge upgrade at a minimal cost.

Okay straight to it, these are great quality wires the connections are solid and stay plugged in well while being easy to plug and unplug quickly rather than fiddle with screwing down the terminals. So for speed, functionality, flexibility and the high value of great equipment for not much money is always a good thing.

These GearIT speaker cables are very sturdy and well-built, with a braided jacket and cable "pants" to finish them off. A beautiful speaker cable, much better looking (and much cheaper) than my Audioquest and QED speaker cables. HOWEVER...I really don't know about these plugs. They are listed as BANANA plugs, but they aren't; and they're not BFA plugs either. They look like a new type, maybe a Chinese invention. They did NOT look as though they would make as solid an electrical connection as a conventional banana plug OR a BFA plug. I have BFAs on both my Audioquest and QED cables and personally prefer regular bananas.From other reviews here on Amazon, I wasn't about to take any chances on a plug breaking off in a socket. These cables will be used in a bedroom system and will be difficult to access. I don't have the time or the patience to disassemble equipment to push out a broken plug from the inside. Rather than take the chance, I immediately removed the questionable plugs and replaced them with Sewell Silverback Banana Plugs (available on Amazon) that I already had on hand. The Silverback Banana Plugs aren't perfect either, as they are not insulated (neither are the GearIT) and should be covered with heat shrink tubing (also available on Amazon), but I've used the Silverbacks for several years without any problems.The knurled body is interchangeable between the GearIT and the Sewell plugs, as are the set screws (in case you lose one. Or several.). I disassembled one end of one cable and slipped two scrap pieces of 1/2 inch red heat shrink onto the cable pants to mark each end of the right channel and reassembled the end. After rechecking polarity with a multimeter, a final check to be sure the set screws are as tight as I could get them, and the knurled body is as tight on the plugs as I could get them, I used 2 inch lengths of 3/8 inch red and black heat shrink tubing and a heat gun to finish them off. The pieces of heat shrink on the plugs insulate and make it easier to see hot and neutral in dim light. See photo.UPDATE: Still loving these cables, going from a Denon AVR-S570BT to a pair of ELAC Debut 2.0 B5.2 bookshelf speakers. This is prolly overkill for a bedroom system but it makes watching TV a bit more involving. I really do wish they sold them in pairs though.

Well priced and sturdily built, these speaker cables offer a nice clean look to my stereo system. I've bought them before and have no complaints. This cable was bought to replace an older GEARit cable that was too short after a re-model.Technically, my system components are "high end" and the system sounds good overall. Even though there are those who claim to hear a difference between speaker cables, I'm not sure I could hear the difference between these speaker cables and other cables costing ten times more.

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.