“Is product RF-G1148 two-conductor speaker wire? Our new stereo speakers call for 2-conductor speaker wire of either 18, 16 or 14-guage. We purchased the above product which is 16-guage, but didn't mention being 2-conductor. Does 2-conductor simply mean the wire splits, you skin each side and then hook each up to the appropriate slots on the receiver?”
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You described it 2 conductor correctly. There are some wires (e.g. for subwoofer or in-wall wiring) that carry 4 conductors so you only have 1 cable to pull through.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes. You got it right.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, but make sure you mark one of the wires the same on both ends so polarity is properly matched. Just mark a wire on one end and then mark the same wire on the other end - not difficult.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, this is 2-conductor wire which you split in the middle. If you look carefully at the wire, you will see small red "+" markings on one half of the split wire set. This is how you can keep track of which wire is which. I use the one with the "+" markings to attach to the red terminals all the time to help me remember to keep the polarity straight and consistent.
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