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A spool of 14 AWG 4-conductor speaker cable, 150 feet, single jacket

Blast King

Blast King IRS1X4X14150 14 AWG 4-Conductor 150ft Speaker Cable

SKU CH-PVJT-5427B

Four-conductor 14 AWG speaker wire on a 150 ft reel for multi-zone audio runs

  • 14 AWG copper handles high power runs
  • Four conductors support bi-wire or zone layouts
  • 150-foot reel covers large rooms in one pull
  • Single jacket keeps the cable tidy on stage or in-wall

14 AWG 4-Conductor Speaker Cable

This 150-foot speaker cable uses a 14 AWG gauge with four conductors inside a single jacket. It is suited for stage or installed audio runs that need a single cable to carry multiple channels. The construction keeps wiring tidy for permanent or semi-permanent setups. Buyers who need a different gauge or fewer conductors should look elsewhere.

150ft Single-Jacket Multi-Channel Wire

The four-conductor design replaces the need to pull separate two-conductor cables for each speaker pair. A single 150-foot reel covers longer runs without splicing shorter lengths. The jump is worth it when a project requires multiple channels over distance and a single pull saves labour. Installers who only need two conductors will find this cable overspecified.

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Questions about this item

What outer diameter does the 14 AWG 4-conductor cable need to pass through in walls or conduit?

The single-jacket 14 AWG 4-conductor cable requires a hole or conduit large enough for its overall jacket diameter; measure the cable before drilling.

How do you correctly terminate the four conductors, and what common mistake should be avoided?

Strip each of the four conductors cleanly, match polarity at both ends, and avoid crossing the positive and negative leads between channels.

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