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Internal speaker wiring

Posted by Les Lammers on January 25, 2000 at 04:00:34:
I have some twenty year old Klipsch La Scalas and am building new crossover
using upgraded components, Hovland Musicaps and Goertz air core inductors.
All values are the same as the originals. I am also going to rewire the speakers internally. I have some 14AWG silver coated copper that I was going to use. Is this better than solid core? What is best?