Analysis Plus Black Mesh Oval 9 Speaker Cable - 10 Foot - Bi-Wire - Spade to Banana - Pair

Analysis Plus Black Mesh Oval 9 Bi-Wire Speaker Cable - 10 Foot - Spade to Banana - Pair

What It Does in Your System

One Cable That Bi-Wires Your Speakers

This is the internally bi-wired version of Oval 9. One set of connections at the amplifier splits into two sets at the speaker, feeding the bass and treble posts on separate conductors. You get the benefit of bi-wiring without running two cables down the wall.

Here's why that helps. Your speaker's crossover already splits high and low frequencies into separate circuits. Bi-wiring gives each one its own path, so the strong magnetic field around the bass signal stops interfering with the much smaller treble signal.

An Oval Shape That Spreads the Current Evenly

Analysis Plus ran extensive computer models before settling on a hollow oval shape. In a round wire, current crowds toward the outside as the pitch gets higher. That uneven flow is one reason some cables sound tonally lopsided.

The oval shape spreads current much more evenly. You hear that as consistency — bass keeping pace with treble, and a tonal balance that holds steady when the music gets busy.

Nine-Gauge Copper, Woven and Finished by Hand

Oval 9 is a thick 9-gauge cable made from oxygen-free copper. There's plenty of metal here to carry deep bass at high volume without strain, even over a ten-foot run.

Instead of one solid wire, Analysis Plus weaves many strands into a braid that resists kinking. That braid can't be machine-terminated, so each cable gets more than an hour of handwork. In this version there are twice as many connections to make.

Is This Right for You?

A few things to check before you order:

• Your speakers have to be bi-wireable. Look for two pairs of binding posts on each speaker — four terminals total, usually joined by metal jumper bars from the factory. If your speakers have just one pair, this cable won't connect properly and you want the standard Oval 9 instead.
• This is a complete pair. You get two 10-foot cables, one per speaker, each splitting into four connections at the speaker end. There's no need to order two.
• Check that four bananas will fit. The speaker end lands four plugs across two pairs of posts that may sit close together. If your terminals are tightly spaced or shrouded, call us before ordering.

Setup & Installation

Start at the speaker and take off the factory jumper bars. This is the step people forget, and leaving them on cancels the whole point of bi-wiring. Then connect the four bananas: positive and negative to the treble posts, positive and negative to the bass posts. Watch polarity carefully across all four.

At the amplifier, connect the two spades to one pair of binding posts, red to positive and black to negative. Slide each spade under its nut and tighten by hand until it sits flat. Measure the real path the cable will travel and leave a little slack so its weight doesn't pull on the connectors.

Features & Specifications

Internal Bi-Wire Design
Separate conductors carry bass and treble from a single amplifier connection, keeping bass magnetic fields away from the treble signal.

Patented Hollow Oval Geometry
The oval shape keeps resistance steady across the whole audio range, so current spreads evenly and tone stays balanced.

9-Gauge Oxygen-Free Copper
A thick conductor delivers deep bass at high volume and keeps resistance low over the run.

Woven Braid, Finished by Hand
The braid resists the kinks that ruin solid wire, and every cable gets over an hour of handwork before it ships.

Specifications

• Length: 10 feet
• Configuration: Internal bi-wire — one connection set at the amplifier, two at the speaker
• Termination: 2 x spade (amplifier) to 4 x banana (speaker), per cable
• Quantity: Matched pair (two cables)
• Gauge: 9 AWG
• Conductor: Oxygen-free copper
• Geometry: Patented hollow oval, oval-coaxial configuration
• Conductor Construction: Woven braid
• Jacket: Black mesh
• Termination Method: Handcrafted
• Made in: Flushing, Michigan, USA

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this work with my speakers?
Only if they're set up for bi-wiring, meaning two pairs of binding posts on each speaker. If yours have a single pair, an internally bi-wired cable can't connect properly. Choose the standard Oval 9 instead.

Do I have to remove the jumper bars?
Yes, and it's the step people forget. Those metal plates link the bass and treble posts together. Leave them on and the two halves of the cable simply reconnect at the speaker, so you get no bi-wire benefit at all.

Is bi-wiring worth it?
It depends on your system. The gain is largest with less efficient speakers, longer cable runs, and higher volumes — the conditions where bass energy in a shared conductor does the most damage to treble clarity. On an efficient speaker at modest volume, standard Oval 9 gets you most of the way.

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