Military Spec Nuclear Shielded Speaker Cable?

Works fine on subs.

Har!!!

Real EMF-proof and Rad-hard cables, such as those in the ballistic missiles I worked on, are as flexible as a baseball bat, and just as thick.

Mil Spec is no big deal. The gov`t often demands it even when off the shelf components & material already meets their needs. Why? Because they can. They could often care less how they p*ss away your tax $.
Altho I have no opinion on this cable, I wouldn`t get hot in the pants cause its Mil Spec.

Porziob...You need to bring your understanding of MIL SPEC up to date! Even quite unique military equipment, like the latest model of Fire Control System for testing, preparation and launch of submarine launched ballistic missiles (Trident 2) is assembled largely using commercial off the shelf (COTS) hardware. Not only does this reduce cost (which, contrary to what you suggest, has always been an objective) but also assures the latest-greatest performance, and the ability to do a plug-and-play upgrade when better hardware comes along. The ability to use available software development tools is also a BIG cost reducer.

I was jammin just last night when I suddenly realized: If Osama nukes my crib, my speaker cables won't make it!

This Military Spec Nuclear Shielded Speaker Cable will be PURCHASED IMMEDIATELY and placed next to my prized duct tape and plastic sheeting collection.

As a former scout, I know the value of preparation.