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Q: QuestionWhat is the color of the cable?

• A:Answer The SLiP 500' In-Wall Speaker Cable is white with a silver stripe. This is mentioned in the product specifications andthe product description.

Q: QuestionWho is the manufacturer of the SLiP speaker cable?

• A:Answer The manufacturer of the SLiP speaker cable is THE QUEST GROUP 014.

Q: QuestionWhat is the warranty period?

• A:Answer The AudioQuest SLiP 500' In-Wall Speaker Cable comes with a limited lifetime warranty on both parts and labor.

Q: QuestionWhat material is used for the cable's jacket?

• A:Answer The SLiP 500' In-Wall Speaker Cable's jacket is made of PVC.

Q: QuestionWhat is the UL rating for the cable?

• A:Answer The UL rating for the SLiP 500' In-Wall Speaker Cable is not explicitly stated in the provided context. However, theproduct description mentions that it is "UL-rated for peace of mind," indicating that it meets UL safety standards.

Q: QuestionHow long is the speaker cable?

• A:Answer The AudioQuest SLiP 500' In-Wall Speaker Cable is 500 feet long. This makes it suitable for use in whole-houseinstallations or multiple jobs.

Q: QuestionWhat type of connector is used on both ends of the cable?

• A:Answer The SLiP 500' In-Wall Speaker Cable uses bare wire connectors on both ends.

Q: QuestionCan this wire be used to connect outdoor speakers (from Sonos)---my plan is to run it through electrical conduit underground and then connect to the speaker

Asked 4 years ago by Julio.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - SLiP/DB-16/2 - 250' CL3/FT4 In-Wall & Direct Burial Rated Bulk Speaker Cable - White/Silver Stripes

• A:Answer Yes, this cable is both in-wall and direct burial rated so you can run in underground for use with outdoor speakers.

  Answered 4 years ago by AudioQuest Customer Service

  
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Q: QuestionI’m running speaker wires from Sonos amp to Sonance outdoor speakers. I accidentally ran one speaker in the wrong direction based on the arrows and I cannot correct . How will this impact the sound quality? Will I still get sounds from that one speaker??

Asked 4 years ago by Justin.

Q: QuestionWhat gauge is this cable wire? 10, 12, 14, 16 ?

Asked 6 years ago by allans1234.

• A:Answer 16

  Answered 6 years ago by luisgo0025Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionHow many gauges is this wire?

Asked 7 years ago by Anonymous.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - SLiP/DB-16/2 - 250' CL3/FT4 In-Wall & Direct Burial Rated Bulk Speaker Cable - White/Silver Stripes

• A:Answer It depends which model you have. SLiP 16/2 uses 2 x 16 awg conductors, so it's a 16 awg cable; SLiP 14/2 uses 2 x 14 awg conductors, so it's a 14 awg cable. SLiP 16/4 uses 4 x 16 awg conductors. If you double up the conductors (as you should if your speaker cannot be biwired) it's a 13 awg cable; SLiP 14/4 uses 4 x 14 awg conductors. If you double up the conductors (as you should if your speaker cannot be biwired) it's an 11 awg cable;

  Answered 7 years ago by AudioQuest Customer Service

  
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Q: QuestionWhat gauge wire is this? Also is it shielded?

Asked 6 years ago by MikeH.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - SLiP/DB-16/2 - 100' CL3/FT4 In-Wall & Direct Burial Rated Bulk Speaker Cable - White/Silver Stripes

• A:Answer There are four SLiP models: 16/2, 16/4, 14/2 and 14/4. 16/2 is 2 x 16 awg conductors, 16/4 is 4 x 16 awg or 2 x 13 conductors; 14/2 is 2 x 14 awg conductors and 14/4 is 4 x 14 awg or 2 x 11 conductors. The SLiP cables are not shielded.

  Answered 6 years ago by AudioQuest Customer Service

  
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