Need help with covering for Dueland speaker wire
Here is a decent article. The writer also uses 10 gauge. The issue is why go up against a spec that is at best is debatable? If The speaker’s impedance load goes below 4 ohms at any point, and many do, then the distances listed are certainly too liberal. https://www.audioholics.com/audio-video-cables/speaker-cable-gauge |
You might also look into Supra, that offers tin-coated copper wires in a variety of gauges and that come in a "heat and aging resistant PVC jacket."mitch2 beat me to it. Supra is constructed in a similar way to what you want and is made for walls, under floors, etc. That, and I see you already use it and it does meet all the requirements you need, not to mention, all the codes. All the best, Nonoise |
Nonoise, Thanks for contributing. I thought the Supra wire I used under the house for my Spatial Audio speakers was a noticeable upgrade from the Mogami cable I had previously. I replaced the same Mogami cable in my bedroom system with Western Electric 16ga wire and it was an delightful improvement. I think the Ply 3.4 wire is pretty revealing relative to its cost so I am gonna forego the contemplated move. Thanks to all for saving me some dough and some headaches. Cheers, Mark |
