Round Speaker Cables

Horizon's most popular speaker cable, the commercial Series uses bare copper stranded, twisted pair conductors each individually jacketed with an overall round jacket added for durability. This commercial grade speaker cable is flexible and will stand the test of time. Available in 14 and 16 gauge with standard 1/4" connectors.

Features:

• Heavy-duty round black speaker wire
• Hand-soldered
• High quality nickel plated 1/4" phone plugs
• 14 and 16 gauge professional cables

Available in:

• 20 ft. 16 ga.
• 30 ft. 14 ga., 16 ga.
• 50 ft. 14 ga., 16 ga.
• 100 ft. 14 ga.

About Horizon Cables

All Horizon products have always been designed around one simple philosophy - It's the sound that matters most! Horizon knows that the quality of any product is only as good as the material and workmanship that go into it; Horizon uses only the highest quality materials that meet or exceed industry standards for each product. These materials are then used in manufacturing under the strictest quality control to produce the finest, cost-effective products in the music industry. A continued search for excellence and high standards of customer service, innovation, design and quality has established Horizon as the recognized leader in cable and cable assembly manufacturing in the United States for the entire audio industry.

About Latin Percussion

In the 1960's, a young mechanical engineer named Martin Cohen realized that because of the government-imposed trade embargo against Cuba, finding good Latin instruments in the US was a difficult prospect. Cohen put his engineering skills to use and created his own set of bongos, and unknowingly started the Latin Percussion story. Today, LP has over 500 endorsers, a list including Tito Puente, "Patato" Valdez, Carlos Santana, Giovanni Hidalgo, and Armando Peraza. Latin Percussion knows that because these are some of the best Latin musicians, their equipment must be the best as well. The company that started in the Cohen garage as a small family operation has grown to become Latin Percussion, the world's largest producer of hand percussion instruments.