The RW15 pair gives you two 15-foot raw wire speaker cables for connecting home audio receivers, amplifiers, and speakers with binding post terminals. These 16-gauge shielded cables handle the power demands of home stereo systems while offering the flexibility to build custom connections.

Each cable terminates in bare wire ends that connect directly to red and black binding posts found on most home speakers and receivers. The 16-gauge conductors provide adequate current capacity for typical home audio applications without signal loss over the 15-foot length.

The PVC jacket protects the internal conductors from wear and moisture, while the shielded design reduces interference from nearby electronics. At 15 feet, these cables work well for connecting tower speakers positioned away from your receiver or amplifier. The raw wire terminations strip easily and make secure connections under binding posts.

Use these cables to wire bookshelf speakers on stands, connect rear surround speakers in a home theater setup, or bridge the gap between your amplifier and speakers in a stereo configuration. They work equally well for connecting subwoofers with binding post inputs or building custom cable lengths for permanent installations.

The raw wire ends accept additional connectors if you need to add banana plugs, spade lugs, or other terminations through soldering. What's included: two 15-foot raw wire speaker cables in matching black PVC jackets.

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Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What speakers and amplifiers work with these raw wire cables?

These cables connect any home audio equipment with binding post terminals - the red and black screw-down or spring-loaded connectors found on most home speakers, receivers, and amplifiers. Simply strip the wire ends and secure them under the binding posts for a solid connection.

Can I add banana plugs or other connectors to these cables?

Yes, the raw wire ends accept soldered connections for banana plugs, spade lugs, or other terminations you prefer. This gives you the flexibility to customize the cables for your specific setup while starting with quality 16-gauge wire and shielded construction.

Is 16-gauge wire sufficient for my home stereo system?

16-gauge wire handles the power requirements of typical home audio systems over 15-foot runs without signal loss. This gauge works well for bookshelf speakers, tower speakers, and subwoofers in home environments where you're not pushing massive wattage like in professional sound applications.

How do these compare to pre-made cables with connectors?

Raw wire cables offer more connection flexibility since you choose the termination method, and they often provide better contact than some pre-made connectors. However, they require stripping and careful connection under binding posts, while pre-made cables with banana plugs or spades connect instantly.

What's the difference between these and professional speaker cables?

These cables use 16-gauge wire suitable for home audio, while professional PA cables typically use thicker 12 or 14-gauge wire for high-power amplifiers and long runs. The shielding protects against interference in home environments where you have electronics nearby.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov