Analysis Plus Oval Speaker Cable

The hollow oval cross-section is designed to minimize the skin effect, where high frequencies tend to travel on the outer surface of a conductor. By spreading the signal more evenly across the copper, it reduces signal degradation and helps maintain clarity and detail across the entire frequency range.

Yes, this specific cable is configured for bi-wiring. It is designed for loudspeakers that have separate input terminals for the high and low frequencies, allowing you to run dedicated signal paths to each section of the speaker.

Despite its 12-gauge thickness, the cable is engineered to be quite flexible. The woven construction allows it to bend easily around corners and through cable management channels without kinking or stressing the internal conductors.

This cable comes terminated with a banana-to-spade configuration. The banana plugs are typically used for the amplifier side, while the spade connectors are designed for the speaker terminals, though you should check your specific equipment to ensure compatibility.

High-purity oxygen-free copper is used to minimize impurities that can impede signal flow. While it may not be a night-and-day difference for every listener, it contributes to a cleaner, more coherent sound profile, particularly in the bass response and overall musical texture of the overall soundstage.