Which cable

This was a great joke. 

go for it  big shooter 

Please recycle responsibly 😉

jlj-

Razor sharp!  "posts"was referring to more than one, so it's plural? I don't know. Most of the stuff I write, likely has grammar errors.

You're killing in other threads,  so I used "posts" 

Some of your references bring back bad, yet great 70/80's memories.

Many thanks tablejockey, but shouldn't that read
his attention to detail 'is' second to none

Bravo to the OP.

His attention  to detail in his posts are second to none.

A very  entertaining read during my lunch break 

You win the internet! 

With all due respect, garbage will sound garbage regardless of cables you use

Glupsom, it's a G2711 super 2,  cassette, radio record player. In its day it was great piece of kit  but it's overdue a speaker upgrade,  hence the mega bass 3000's
I have tried the bell wire and all fine, it's the positioning of the speakers which is now the problem. There quite big and there's very little space in my lounge, so I've got one ontop of the washing machine and the other behind the sofa.
There's a bit of vibration when on a spin cycle and so looking for a solution.

They hear everything. 

But could she hear it all the way from the kitchen? 

Even my wife noticed ... isnt that the truth. Haha . Such an improvement was made even a non liar noticed the difference !!

Agreed, what grannyring suggested :-)

What grannyring and elizabeth have indicated is sufficient.
It is great that you are giving consideration to cable and sound considerations for your Sanyo system.

I think you should buy a pair of $9,000 Nordost cable.  Think everyone would confirm.

You need an outboard DAC for that cassette deck!

Recycled doorbell wire is good. But the best is recycled bread twist ties.

Its a hassle checking each one for direction, but worth it for the money you save.

"I bi-wired mine!!"

It is called short-circuit if not done carefully.

What model is that Sanyo center?

I bi-wired mine!!

Soix 10/10

I know you are serious.  🙂

I just rewired my doorbell with a double run of Acoustic Zen Satoris and getting much better tonality and soundstaging. There are some people who say they can’t hear a difference between doorbell cables, but with proper setup and assuming the doorbell has decent resolution I’ve found that cables can make a huge difference. If you’ve invested in a good doorbell you really should consider demoing some better cables. I only have 17 rings on them at this point, but even my wife noticed the doorbell sounds better. I’ll report back once the cables are more fully broken in.

The wire on the link I gave is covered in clear plastic.  No worries.  20 gauge is not enough gauge on its own as the OP would use it. 

Be sure to have he who shall not be named check your new purchase for "directionality" before use.

Mark Twain would be proud!

Bell wire is typically 18 or 20 gauge solid core.

Should be fine for runs under 20'.

I use 12' runs of 26 gauge solid core speaker wire and have been doing so for 15+ years.

DeKay

Hi John -

The 16 gauge from the Amazon link that grannyring provided should be just fine.  That is probably what was used when the entertainment center was brand new.  I am assuming that the stereo compact uses stripped wire ends on its side and not RCA jacks as was common at the time.  

Rich 

Thanks for the link I have had a look but I'm pretty sure I need wire with some sort of plastic covering,  or does it not matter with speakers.

I will make it easy.  Buy this....,

https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-16-Gauge-Speaker-Wire-Feet/dp/B006LW0WDQ/ref=sxin_2_pb?crid=8NXB...

Thank's for all your comments. Its a confusing subject as I was advised to purchase some Qued cable in my local HiFi store which was going to cost more than the entertainment centre.

If the OP is serious please don’t be offended. My apologies. No, you would want a thicker gauge wire of 16 gauge. No need to spend much as conventional stranded copper, speaker wire is very inexpensive. Amazon, Home Depot, Best Buy etc...all sell it. 

Why would you use such a low grade cable on that high grade system, are you nuts?

Id say this post rang grannyring's bell! 

That would be wonderful as its a really cheap low resolution system.

LOL! Me thinks the poster has a great sense of humor. If not, I still found it very funny.  

No, not suitable, but would make the connection. How long will the run be, then we could make some inexpensive suggestions that would work better.

OR

Is this an April 1st question? :-)