Using solid copper Door Bell wire as speaker wire.


In the search for good speaker wire that doesn't break the bank, I came across a forum where one guy asserted that solid copper door bell wire would be the same as the solid copper wire that costs big bucks. The wire in question is 18 gauge. Can anyone out there confirm or rebut this assertion?

I've got Audio Research D-51 tube amp, Audible Illusions Modulus tube pre-amp, Rogers L2sa speakers, Oppo BDP95 CD and Project Expression III Classic turntable with Sumiko Pearl cartridge.
sprintz699
Douglass_schroeder, I read your article and came away with what I've been believing for some time now: amps don't make much of a difference but cables do. It was an enjoyable read and I really felt for you.

But there's one thing that I can't get my head around and it's that the ABX tester didn't add anything to the equation. Somewhere, in the back of my head, there's this nagging suspicion that it was an equalizer of sorts since no component can be completely neutral.

We're talking small (even minute) degrees here and from what I've learned, that's
all it takes to make a difference or to mask a difference.

All the best,
Nonoise
I've heard the 54 ga Omega Mikros from Mapleshade. Now, those are impressive!
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