Since you are mentioning spades/bananas, I assume you are talking about speaker cable. If you use Neotech solid core, make sure you do a variety of awg size. Like, use 16, 18, 20, 22 awg conductors for each RED / BLACK speaker connection. If you want to bi-wire, I would use 16+20 for bass and 18+22 for mids/highs. You can do multiples if you want to build a really thick cable (such as 16, 16, 18, 18, 20, 20, 22, 22).
Audioquest does a similar thing with their speaker cable. The reason to use different awg is the larger awg such as 16 or 18 will not do high frequencies. I think this solid-core solution will be better than Dueland tinned stranded copper.
Make sure you get the teflon coated Neotech wire. The PVC coated will absorb/restrict current, especially on the smaller 20/22 wires.
Since this is all solid core conductors, it's hard to use as a bare end. It's better to terminate with a good connector such as Furutech FP-201 spade or Furutech FP-200B bananas. I'd recommend the rhodium plated, but you can do gold-plated if you want a warmer sound.
Audioquest does a similar thing with their speaker cable. The reason to use different awg is the larger awg such as 16 or 18 will not do high frequencies. I think this solid-core solution will be better than Dueland tinned stranded copper.
Make sure you get the teflon coated Neotech wire. The PVC coated will absorb/restrict current, especially on the smaller 20/22 wires.
Since this is all solid core conductors, it's hard to use as a bare end. It's better to terminate with a good connector such as Furutech FP-201 spade or Furutech FP-200B bananas. I'd recommend the rhodium plated, but you can do gold-plated if you want a warmer sound.