Customer Ratings & Reviews

[Employee of bestbuy] I really wanted to try bi-wire speaker cables to see if I could tell a difference and I am glad I did. Improved imaging, depth and clarity - really enhanced mid range. Feels like I am hearing the music and details for the first time. My equipment consists of Marantz 40n amp, Rega Plannar 3 turntable and Martin Logan Motion 40 speakers. Nothing too fancy but I feel like these speakers cables are giving me the best performance I can get. It looks like the cables shipped directly from Audioquest. I really appreciate they sent right and left channel cables. I feel at this price point thats a detail that shouldn't be overlooked.

Upgraded to bi wire on my Martin Logan esl x and noticed a much better sound stage. Depending on your setup you may or may not hear a difference, but if your speaker supports bi wire then why not take advantage of it.

Poor Quality is all I can say. I purchased two sets of these and one was damaged and the other had a different set of banana plugs on it. Very displeased and wont be purchasing them again

[Employee of bestbuy] The banana plugs fit snugly, so you can get everything set up fast and without a mess. The sound is crystal clear, and there’s no interference or signal loss. The cable feels strong and well-constructed, and the 15’ length worked perfectly for my setup. It’s a great deal for the price, and it’s super easy to install. I’d definitely suggest it for home audio systems.

I'm using these speaker cables to connect my new Marantz NR1605 A/V receiver to my B&W CM10 tower speakers and B&W CM5 bookshelf (surround) speakers. I bought two sets of these 10' cables as well as a single 8' cable for my B&W CMC2 center channel. So far, I'm very happy with these cables. They seem very well-made. Granted, no one really sees them, so appearance isn't really a huge issue, but they do look very nice and add a professional look to my home theater setup. Plugging them into the back of my receiver and speakers was easy with the banana style connectors. When it was all said and done I spent approximately $1000 on speaker cables and a subwoofer cable. I didn't take time to compare what my speakers would have sounded like with traditional speaker wire. However, everything sounds great... whether that's due more to the fact that I bought expensive speakers, or that I invested in good speaker cables, I honestly don't know... Most likely, it's a combination of both. I did do a lot of research prior to taking the plunge in buying all these Audio-Quest cables, and audiophiles say that good speaker cables really do make a difference... and comparing prices of the Rocket 33 series to some of the super high-line Audio-Quest products, $1000 seems like a bargain for my entire 5.1 system.

They are constructed with silver coating the individual wires. They are a little pricey but I think well worth the money. You can tell the sound difference between these and other brands on the market. They are built and not made as are the others are made of poor construction. Just look at the end of a exposed cable and you will understand the quality of construction.

To say I was skeptical that I would hear more than the slightest of differences between my old cables and these Audio Quest would have been a great understatement. Upon switching cables the difference was immediate, greater intelligibility, fuller mid range, better instrument separation and the list of positives went on from there. Simply a transformational experience and product, it will bring out the best in your stereo components. Highly recommended from a skeptic.

This cable is built very well they are easy to bend and keep their shape due to it having solid connectors which allows me to route them in tight spaces. I upgraded from rocketfish 16 gauge speaker wire, as soon as I hooked these up most rough edges in the music smoothed out and became more clear as well as the noise floor dropped significantly. These are definitely worth the price of admission.

If your into audio and quality you might of used biwire jumpers which is better than the binding post jumpers speakers come with, after using speaker wire instead of the stock jumpers I was sold on an upgrade. This was one of the best upgrades I've done audio is much tighter. If you have mid to upper grade equipment highly recommend. Ps do the jumper wire hack first though

This Rocket 33 cable works great. Would give it 5 stars with banana plugs were crafted a little better but knew that they were not as good as the Rocket 88 cable.

You know it is quality when it comes from Audio Quest. I purchased these cables to run my B&W CM9's. True twin 13 gauge long grain copper from amp to speaker terminals for bi-wiring. Sound quality is perfect. I can honestly hear zero distortion, even at high amp output. If you spent the money on top end amps and speakers don't go cheap on speaker cable.

These speaker cables makes so much difference in sound quality. I noticed it clearly after replacing my X2 cables. Volume also increased a lot with these cables. All frequencies will be carried to the speakers without any delay from AV receiver. Overall the quality is amazing.

I always have a pair of these used for both my front main speakers I thought well i will also want it for centers and now all front speakers are in harmony

It is kind of expensive but if you’re spending some serious dough on a system it makes sense to do the same for the cables too. Just got some b & w towers and a center channel and I had to go with the best that was out there. You have to hear it with your own ears, and the quality is simply mind blowing! It’s definitely a must with high end equipment.

Audioquest Rocket 33 is sorta high-end...but not crazy can-we-still-pay-the-mortgage high-end. Definitely opened up my Def Tech front towers as I hoped, fed thru Emotiva amps. Crystal clear sound means a smile on my goofy face. Love AQ.

I bought this speaker cable to use with my Bowers & Wilkins CMC2 center channel speaker as the speaker has four binding posts making it suitable to be bi-amped, or to have a speaker cable such as this divide the left and right center channel outputs from an A/V receiver into separate low and high frequency cables for each left and right input into the speaker. The cable itself seems very well-constructed, and it has a very nice look to it... Granted, no one really sees the cable.

Audioquest wiring never fails. Always had great sound quality from their products. Well made.

Great cables. Perfect fit and the sound is great with these. It would be difficult to find cables that are of better quality.

nice looking cables cost a lot but nice and quick hook up

This is a very good cable. I'm not totally sure it's worth the high price tag, but I couldn't take a chance since I purchased very high end speakers. I know there are more expensive cables out there, but this seemed to be somewhat appropriate given my speakers.