Ghost Wire 2.0, Super Flat Adhesive Wire, 16 AWG, White

Description

Make speaker wires disappear right on the wall or under the carpet with Sewell Adhesive Speaker Wire. This super-flat speaker wire can be used on almost any flat surface.

This super-flat speaker wire can be used on almost any flat surface. Perfect for running stereo signals across rooms, around corners, in automobiles, under flooring, or any situation where wires cannot be run through walls.

White backing allows wires to be simply attached and left uncovered, or it can be easily covered with paint, spackle, or flooring making the wire virtually invisible.

For an even cleaner install, we recommend using the Ghost Wire Terminal Block to connect the Ghost Wire to your regular speaker wire.

How to Terminate Ghost Wire

1. Peel back the white backing about 1” and cut it off, exposing the adhesive and conductors
2. Trim away white covering in between and at the edges of the conductors
3. Remove the white covering from the opposite side of the conductor. It does not have adhesive between it and the conductor and should leave a nice clean copper surface when removed
4. Fold the conductors 2-4 times, keeping the clean copper surface outwards
5. Insert the conductors into the Terminal Block and tighten the set screws
6. Insert your standard speaker cable in the other end of the terminal block and tighten the set screw.

(See videos tab for demonstration) 

How to Remove Bubbles from Ghost Wire

1. Install the ghost wire onto a clean surface, pulling it tight as you do.
2. Use a heat gun on low or hair dryer on high to heat the area where bubbles appear
3. Smooth out the bubbles by rubbing back and forth over them. Use a glove if the heat is uncomfortable.

(See videos tab for demonstration) 

Running Ghost Wire Around Corners

We’ve had a lot of people ask us how to 90° turns when running it along the floor.

Here’s how:

1. Run the cable along the edge of the wall with the adhesive side facing down
2. Fold the cable back so the copper strips are facing up
3. Fold the cable back down at a 45° angle, making a 90° turn

(See videos tab for demonstration) 

Tips and Tricks

Videos

How to Terminate Ghost Wire

1. Peel back the white backing about 1” and cut it off, exposing the adhesive and conductors
2. Trim away white covering in between and at the edges of the conductors
3. Remove the white covering from the opposite side of the conductor. It does not have adhesive between it and the conductor and should leave a nice clean copper surface when removed
4. Fold the conductors 2-4 times, keeping the clean copper surface outwards
5. Insert the conductors into the Terminal Block and tighten the set screws
6. Insert your standard speaker cable in the other end of the terminal block and tighten the set screw.

How to Remove Bubbles from Ghost Wire

1. Install the ghost wire onto a clean surface, pulling it tight as you do.
2. Use a heat gun on low or hair dryer on high to heat the area where bubbles appear
3. Smooth out the bubbles by rubbing back and forth over them. Use a glove if the heat is uncomfortable 

Running Ghost Wire Around Corners

We’ve had a lot of people ask us how to 90° turns when running it along the floor.

Here’s how:

1. Run the cable along the edge of the wall with the adhesive side facing down
2. Fold the cable back so the copper strips are facing up
3. Fold the cable back down at a 45° angle, making a 90° turn

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