I need about 20m for my Home Cinema System but the wire needs to be flat as it is going under my living room carpet. Many Thanks.
Ixos 607 is what I use for my rears. About £1.80 per metre and flat with a self adhesive strip down one side
Check these links out: http://www.decorp.com/ http://www.taperwire.com/ http://www.smarthome.com/8470.html http://www.monstercable.com/home_av/audio_cables/iow.asp http://www.electronicspx.com/acoustic_speaker_wire.html http://www.silversonic.com/docs/prod/ST100.html
Thanks for the replies. Nordost is my personal favourite at the moment but it is muchas moulla. I'm thinking of the Nordost2 Flat at about £4.99/m but the quest continues.
Hi Resb If nordost is your favourite, check out PJ hi-fi they have 17 meters of Nordost Flatline Gold bi-wire for £195 in the special offers section that's £11.47 per meter Great cable I use it for my fronts
If you want to spend lots of money, then Nordost it is. That QED Qontour looks promising. But for 20m, the gauge of the wire is more important than the brand name. I suggest 14AWG as the maximum, the lower the better.
On that note this one looks promising. I wonder how wide it is as I have to feed it through the hollow tube of a rear AG rear speaker stand. Could do with it in black too. Don't want much do I?
QED Qontour Ultra-flat Before you indulge, it doesn't hurt to check the gauge first because QED does not mention it on their site. If their cable is 16AWG or higher, forget it! Check the links I provided earlier or you can check the ones below: Alpha-Core Goertz MI Reviews More reviews Electrofluidics Monolith 20/20 Reviews
Yes it does.1.13mm =less than 16awg.(around 17awg) But he doesn't say if its 20m for each speaker or in total,its more likley to be 20m in total.
Oh...in that case, that gauge is not good enough for a 20m wire for each speaker...look elsewhere. But if it's 20m total, then it would suffice.
I'm intending to lay 3 x 6m lengths (appx) and the cable is entiely for the rear speakers which are the Anthony Gallo Nucleus Micro's. esquire415 - Thanks for the links, checking them out now.