Buy Audiophile Speaker Cables

Ready to step into the realm of pure audio bliss? Our selection of high-quality speaker cables caters to the audiophiles who demand technical excellence and a refined listening experience.

Here's what sets our speaker cables apart:

• Highest Material Quality: Our speaker cables are crafted using Oxygen-free copper (OFC), Silver-plated copper, and Ohno Continuous Cast (OCC) copper to ensure excellent signal transmission and increased durability.
• Meticulously Engineered: Our cables are handcrafted and thoroughly tested to ensure the highest performance.
• Diverse Selection: Find speaker cables in different lengths, gauges, and connector types.
• Built to Last: Enjoy an amazing sound for years to come. Built using high-quality materials and durable PVC jackets, our speaker cables are designed for lasting performance.

Feature	Basic Speaker Cables	AAC Speaker Cables
Materials	Standard copper	Oxygen-free copper, silver, OCC
Connectors	Basic	Gold-plated and rhodium-plated
Build Quality	Masa-produced	Hand-assembled in the USA

Speaker Cable Resistance and How It Ties to Performance

How much a wire opposes the natural flow of electrical current will have a tell in the overall performance of your audio system. The lower the resistance, the easier it will be for the audio signal to travel from the amplifier to the speakers. Anything above 5% of the speaker's impedance will affect the performance of your system.

Three critical factors can affect speaker cables’ resistance: cable length, gauge, and the purity of the conductor material.

High-performance audiophile speaker cables like the ones developed by AAC use premium-graded materials like Oxygen-free copper (OFC) and ultra-pure OOC to minimize resistance.

Another trick that we always use is to keep the wire length as short as possible. Thicker wires also have less resistance, so opt for 12-gauge audiophile speaker cables if you have a high-power audio system.

Check our recommended speaker cable gauge chart:

Distance (One Way)	4 Ohm speakers	8 Ohm Speakers
0 - 7.5 ft.	16 AWG	16 AWG
7.5 - 15 ft.	14 AWG	16 AWG
15 - 25 ft.	12 AWG	14 AWG
Over 25 ft	10 - 12 AWG	12 - 14 AWG

Connecting Your Wires: Multiple Connector Options Available

It's time to connect your speakers to your amplifier, and you may have noticed that everything in your audio setup plays an important part. That's true for speaker cable connectors, too.

Our selection includes both banana plugs and spade connectors.

Known for their ease of connection and versatility, banana plugs are great for home-theater setups or even Hi-Fi systems

Spade connectors are loved by audiophiles because they provide a secure fit, minimizing the risks of accidental disconnection.

Here's a quick comparison to make it easier to understand which speaker cable connector is right for you:

Feature	Banana Plugs	Spade Connectors	Bare Wire
Ease of Installation	Very easy, direct plug-in	Moderate, required screwing into the terminal	Simple, requires twisting and clamping manually
Connection Security	Good	Excellent	Moderate, can loosen over time
Risk of Short Circuit	Very low	Very low	Higher as stray strands can touch terminals
Best for	Tight spaces, frequent swapping	Permanent or semi-permanent setups	Budget setups or temporary ones
Durability	High	High	Lower ends can oxidize.

Bi-Wire or Single Wire?

In some ways, your system will make this decision for you. If your speakers have just one wire connection, there's not much to ponder. But if your speakers can be bi-wired, you may wonder if it's worth it.

Bi-wiring can improve clarity and detail. While the improvement is not significant, it's a simple and effective way for audiophiles to tweak their system's performance.

Regardless, our speaker cables are designed for both single and bi-wire applications.

Tips for Choosing the Right Audiophile Speaker Cable

• Consider Your Setup’s Requirement: Think about your amplifier’s power, whether your speakers support bi-wiring, and the distance between each component.
• Choose Quality Materials: Look for speaker cables made using ultra-pure OFC or OCC with gold or rhodium-plated conductors. These materials will ensure minimal signal loss and deliver a cleaner sound.
• Avoid Unnecessary Length: Longer speaker cables lead to more resistance. Measure the space and opt for a cable length that is as short as possible. If you do need longer cable runs, buy thicker 14 AWG cables such as SC-5 to reduce resistance.
• Upgrade for Enhanced Clarity: For audiophiles trying to truly elevate their listening experience, our cryo-treated OCC copper cables provide unmatched clarity and detail.

Buy Our Speaker Cables Today With Our Money Back Guarantee

We stand behind the quality and performance of our audiophile speaker cables. That's why we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee if you're not entirely happy with your purchase.

You can also enjoy a risk-free trial period and a two-year warranty that covers any manufacturing defects.

FAQs About Audiophile Speaker Cables

Are AAC Speaker Cables Compatible with My Amplifier and Speakers?

Yes. Our speaker cables are available in multiple gauges and terminations to suit a wide range of amps and speakers.

What's the Benefit of Bi-Wiring My Speakers?

Bi-wiring can improve sound clarity by reducing noise interference between the high and low frequencies.

Should I Choose Banana Plugs or Spade Connectors?

Banana plugs are easy to connect and are great for tight spaces or if you need to plug/unplug your system frequently. Spade connectors offer a more secure fit. Use them if you have a permanent (or semi-permanent) setup.

How Long Should My Speaker Cables Be?

Speaker cables should be long enough to reach your speakers without stretching. Avoid extra length as it can increase resistance and affect sound quality.

Can I Use Different Lengths of Speaker Cable for Each Speaker?

Yes, as long as the difference is small. It's best, however, to keep cables the same length to get optimal channel balance.