If I have 2 speakers to hookup, do I need to purchase 2 of these wires? null

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SayMyName · Accepted Answer

Traditional speaker connections with two post connections (red and black clips or posts are the typical color connectors) require one speaker wire lead per speaker. The wire is sold in specifically in lengths that you cut to your needs. Two speakers 10 foot from the receiver needs 20 foot of wire. You'll need wire strippers/cutters this has heavy duty insulation

Answered by SayMyName 5 years ago

Broly · Answer

No. the wire have a negative side and a positive side . Just splice your wire on both ends and put negative with negative and positive with positive . the positive side has the writing on it and on most speakers the red color is the positive and the black the negative.

Answered by Broly 5 years ago

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Seamont · Answer

You can cut the wire to whatever length you need. I needed 15' on to get from the amplifier to the speaker so I simply cut the entire length in half. Then clean off the ends with a wire stripper and you're set. Hope this helps.

Answered by Seamont 5 years ago

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Juan · Answer

Suggest you measure the total distance from the amp to speaker location first

parentifashion · Answer

No one role should be enough but measure the space between your speakers and receiver and see if it matches the footage on the spool. If it is the same footage or less then just buy one spool but if it is more footage then buy 2 spools.

Answered by parentifashion 5 years ago

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RocketfishCustomerSupport · Answer

The length of this wire is 30ft.

“If I have 2 speakers to hookup, do I need to purchase 2 of these wires?”

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