This four-pack of raw wire speaker cables serves sound engineers, installers, and DIY enthusiasts who need bulk cabling for permanent installations or custom cable builds. Each 75-foot cable provides the flexibility to create exact-length connections without the waste of pre-terminated options.

Built with 16-gauge shielded wire in durable PVC jacketing, these cables handle the power demands of professional PA systems while maintaining signal integrity across long runs. The raw wire terminations on both ends allow direct connection to binding post terminals or custom connector installation.

The 16-gauge construction supports high-power amplifier outputs without voltage drop concerns, while the shielding protects against electromagnetic interference from stage lighting and wireless systems. At 75 feet per cable, you get 300 feet of premium speaker wire ideal for distributed sound systems, large venue installations, or building a complete cable inventory.

Perfect for houses of worship wiring multiple zones, rental companies stocking various lengths, or venues connecting FOH mixers to main PA speakers across expansive spaces. The raw wire format works directly with binding posts on powered mixers, amplifiers, and passive speakers with spring-loaded terminals.

These cables connect amplifier outputs to speaker inputs, or link passive speakers in parallel configurations. Strip the ends to expose copper conductors for binding post connections, or solder on Speakon, 1/4-inch, or banana plug connectors as needed.

Backed by Seismic Audio's one-year warranty with fast shipping. Professional-grade construction at a price point that makes sense for high-volume installations.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What gauge wire do I need for my PA system?

16-gauge wire handles most live sound applications up to moderate power levels and distances. For runs under 100 feet with amplifiers up to 500 watts, 16-gauge provides adequate current capacity without significant voltage drop. Higher power systems or longer runs may require 14-gauge or 12-gauge wire.

Can I add connectors to these raw wire cables?

Yes, these cables are designed for custom connector installation. Strip the wire ends and solder on Speakon, 1/4-inch, XLR, or banana plug connectors as needed. The 16-gauge copper conductors accept standard connector terminals, making them ideal for building custom cable lengths.

How do raw wire cables connect to my amplifier and speakers?

Raw wire cables connect directly to binding post terminals found on many amplifiers and passive speakers. Strip about 1/2 inch of insulation from each conductor, twist the copper strands, and insert into the red (positive) and black (negative) binding posts. Tighten the posts to secure the connection.

Is 75 feet too long for speaker cables?

75-foot runs are acceptable for most PA applications with 16-gauge wire. At this length, you may experience minor voltage drop with very high-power amplifiers, but signal quality remains professional for typical live sound and installation work. Keep runs as short as practical for optimal performance.

What's the difference between shielded and unshielded speaker cable?

Shielded speaker cable includes a conductive barrier that blocks electromagnetic interference from lighting systems, wireless equipment, and other sources. While not always necessary for short runs, shielding becomes valuable in electrically noisy environments like concert venues or installations near fluorescent lighting.

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