DIY REL Speakon Cable?

“Looking for a few conductor ideas”.

I am curious to learn, what are hoping to achieve by building your own cable? I don’t think you will hear any audible improvements in this application so why not use the supplied REL stock cable.

Custom length. Already cut down the original and now need it to be longer. That’s about it. Why waste a perfectly good speakon?

“Already cut down the original and now need it to be longer. Why waste a perfectly good speakon”
Makes sense 😊

I ’chose’ to believe in the solution of small gauge solid (not stranded) conductors, individually insulated. That is a good description of CAT cable.

I just ordered cable, spades, adapters to make new speaker cables myself. (12 feet x 2= 24 lf)
Total cost $215. incl. tax and delivery ($9. lineal foot)

cable, 22 awg x 8 = 13 awg (I will twist red and black for each run).

https://www.ebay.com/itm/174307181712

spades

https://www.wish.com/product/5f20285d021ca40450e0db12?from_ad=goog_shopping&_display_country_cod...

5 way binding posts

https://www.wish.com/transaction/5fedeb5a8db692f0c1f84c07/product/5f4a22dd64ef860043939722/5f4a22dd64ef860043939723

btw, using CAT awg 26, more common, = 17 awg.

gauge calculator here

https://www.wirebarn.com/Combined-Wire-Gauge-Calculator_ep_42.html

I asked for advice, researched, and posted many links in this thread

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/16-ohm-speakers-any-amp-sounds-better-with-more-resolution-sp...

In this particular case, there is very little current involved, as the high level cable is not a true “speaker” cable. The sub only draws a basic signal from the speaker outs. I’m thinking maybe a Belkin product or something. I’m not sure a typically expensive wire is necessary?