This is a matched pair of Klipsch Reference 12-gauge speaker wire, 10 feet per cable, built with oxygen-free copper conductors and interchangeable terminals that accept both banana plugs and spade connectors. This is a discontinued, limited-stock item.
This is the Klipsch Reference Speaker Wire, a discontinued 12-gauge cable that Klipsch built to the same standards as the rest of its Reference cable line. Each 10-foot cable uses oxygen-free copper conductors, and the pair is sold together. Capital Sound has a limited quantity remaining in stock — once it sells, we won’t be able to reorder it.
Klipsch engineered its Reference cables around oxygen-free copper conductors and interchangeable, screw-on terminals, so you can switch between banana plugs and spade connectors without exposing the copper conductor to corrosion — a practical, no-nonsense upgrade over the wire that typically ships on a bulk spool.
No — Klipsch has discontinued this cable. Capital Sound’s remaining stock is what’s shown here; once it sells, we won’t be able to get more.
This is a legacy/discontinued item. Klipsch’s published warranty categories don’t list this exact product, so please contact us and we’ll confirm the current applicable warranty term before you buy.
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