Monoprice 100 ft spool 14 AWG 4-conductor CL2 speaker wire with bare ends

Monoprice 14 AWG 4-Conductor Speaker Wire 100 ft

Name: Monoprice 14 AWG 4-Conductor Speaker Wire 100 ft
Brand: MONOPRICE
SKU: 4039
Price: 100.57 USD
Availability: BackOrder

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MPN: 4039

UPC: 844660040392

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Key Features

14 AWG, 4-conductor
100 ft spool length
CL2 in-wall fire rating
Stranded copper conductors (bare ends)
Color-coded conductors for easy identification
Flexible PVC jacket suitable for in-wall runs

Keep distributed audio systems performing to spec during installations and over time with 14 AWG, 4-conductor speaker cable on a 100 ft spool. CL2 fire rating permits safe in-wall routing in many commercial and residential environments; the 4-conductor layout simplifies bi-amping, stereo plus line-level runs, or multi-zone speaker feeds without running additional cables. The conductor gauge balances current capacity and flexibility for mid-length runs, reducing voltage drop and preserving high-frequency detail. Choose this Monoprice spool when you need predictable electrical characteristics, simplified zoning, and a cable that meets in-wall requirements—an economical choice for integrators who prioritize signal integrity and code compliance over consumer-grade zip cords. Terminate to your preferred connectors, or strip directly for screw terminals and spring clips. The product justifies its price for installations that require in-wall ratings and multi-conductor runs, eliminating the extra labor and risk of later upgrades.

Ideal For

In-wall distributed audio runs for commercial offices (CL2 rated)
Multi-zone speaker feeds in retail or hospitality venues
Bi-amped speaker connections where separate LF/HF runs are required
Installer stock for residential whole-home audio systems

Why This Product

1Choose 14 AWG for lower voltage drop compared with 16 AWG on mid-length runs
2Use 4-conductor cable to avoid multiple runs versus single-pair speaker wire
3Select CL2 rating for permitted in-wall runs versus non-rated zip cords
4Spool packaging reduces installation time compared with pre-cut lengths

Connectors

Connector Type First End	Bare stripped conductor (no connector)
Connector Type Second End	Bare stripped conductor (no connector)

Performance

Conductor Count

4 conductors

Construction

American Wire Gauge

14 AWG

Cable Identity

Cable Type	Speaker cable
Cable Length Ft	100 ft
Cable Characteristic	CL2 fire-rated

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Documentation

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is CL2 rating sufficient for in-wall commercial installations?▾

CL2 provides a defined level of fire resistance suitable for many in-wall pathways in residences and light commercial spaces. For plenum spaces or stricter code areas, choose CMP-rated cable.

When should I use a 4-conductor speaker cable instead of two runs?▾

Use 4-conductor cable to carry separate left/right or bi-amped signals in a single jacket to reduce conduit congestion and simplify routing when multiple speaker channels are required.

Can I terminate this cable directly to spring clips or binding posts?▾

Yes. The cable ships with bare, stranded conductors suitable for screw terminals, spring clips, banana plugs (after attaching), or custom connectors.

How far can I run 14 AWG speaker wire without audible loss?▾

Run length depends on speaker impedance and amplifier power. For typical 8 Ω systems, 14 AWG maintains acceptable loss for most mid-length runs (tens of feet to 100+ ft). For critical long runs, consult voltage-drop tables and consider 12 AWG.