No one actually knows how to lculate what speaker cable they need

Been reading this and find it interesting. I would buy a tinned finely stranded pure copper 0 gauge wire which may actually sound great based on my experience with stranded tinned copper wire from Duelund, Western Electric and Supra. Such wire is available using oxygen free pure copper.  Not sure how I would terminate just yet.

Mr. grannyring
What equaipment are you going to connect, and how long your cable is going to be?
I’ll repeat my say: not all need a 0 AWG! some don’t need a thick cable at all, some do, some need it even thicker. It better be calculated.
It would be a dissapointing DIY project to end it up with no actual sonic benefit.
I’m not saying go 0 AWG it’s the best! I’m saying let’s calculate (engineering!) the right cable and than get it, the first time right.

I understand completely OP. Just looking generally at this topic.

20 feet long. Must run cables under the house to keep it clean looking per wife. Fireplace in the center. Lyngdorf 2170 and Dali Epicon 6. I make cables and do mods as a part time gig.

The 2170 is not going ever 🙂

Based on your way of thinking, which I don’t agree with totally, I would need thick gauge. I use 7 AWG now.   It comes down to personal preference and listening. However I am always open minded and willing to experiment. You need better conductors than your chosen cable in my opinion. Copper clad aluminum is not as good as I would desire. Thus my post here.

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Your Amp. is class D (Digital PCM). No DF or output impedance is provided:
http://lyngdorf.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/tdai-2170-owners-manual_v17.pdf
The 30A output is the only clue but not good enough.
Speakers: conventional coil loaded. Ok.
As so, I'll do an assumption, that the  Lyngdorf 2170 have a DF of 250.
For 20' a 3x0 AWG might be required. For an 8' a 3 AWG would do.

The cables you are using, are too long to my like. I understand your managment desire and other esthetic issues. Fire place steals the mid placment option of the Amp. between the two speakers.

Use what ever cable you think is good for you. The one I used had excelent results. You are welcome to take your favorite.