Can I use 24 gauge speaker cable?

24 LOL hard to strip without going to a 28, in MS.. That is tiny...
I used it to mark multiple hydraulic lines, before disassembly.
Analog phone cable...Right.  Lot of that stuff is still buried...

100 plus wires in a cable... All different multi color. great for marking stuff.

Is it good for speaker wire though?  I think it would be pretty good... 10-20 pieces...Do some type of weave. I don't know.. Usually good copper, poly/vinyl/teflon jacket.

Regards

OP wants to use wire barely adequate for a doorbell, and of all the replies thanks the most clueless of them all: Fire! Explosions! The entertainment value here is off the charts.

Apparently; some people feel a need to spew, constantly. Perhaps they have no relevance, aside from the Internet/keyboard and somehow believe that here, their vacuity is more apropos.

The old, "I’m rubber and you’re glue" comeback, when you are the one who does it and resents it when it’s pointed out. How long did you think you’re were immune to being pointed out?

All the best,
Nonoise

Look folks, when I started this post I knew I’d get all these weird reactions, like why would you want to use telephone wire?

I just want to know the what and how of these things allright? My gut feeling tells me I’d better use some thicker cable. But I wanted to know why that would be a good idea. Don’t need to laugh about it. And if you’re so dumb as to think my 10.000 dollar system would sound like a telephone because I want to use thin wire then that’s your problem.

I even think I’m the last one to laugh, as there are seriously people who believe their system will sound like a Grand Opera House because they spent literally tens of thousands of dollars on a couple of feet of cable, putting them on tiny wooden elevations costing just as much...