16 AWG (True American Wire Ga) CCA Copper Clad Aluminum Primary Wire. 25 ft Red & 25 ft Black Bundle. For Car Audio Speaker Amplifier Remote Hook up Trailer wiring (Also Available in 14 & 18 Gauge)

It is an excellent wire, but it is difficult to strip it without ripping apart a lot of the wires that form A computer program that auto-fills the information for me seems to be the best method You can buy these at Walmart for about $5 if you don't already have one. They grip the wire with one side and use a blade to pull it apart rather than doing it by hand. found it easier to strip the material in 1/8th-inch sections, beginning at the top, and working backwards until you get the length you need, rather than completely stripping the material The hardwiring of a dash camera was made possible by this device. It does the job.

Rowan Meadows

| Apr 19, 2021

I'm not a speaker fanatic who believes he can hear differences between wires, but I'm sure woofers draw the most current. Hooks are the most common It is cheap to use up wire inside speaker boxes 20 to 25 foot lengths Things that run on gauge, which works fine at normal listening levels considering they often run just a foot or so. Some of my more recent projects have, in one case, used a pair of large woofers, and in another, a powerful Any heavier part would be impossible to fit into the little holes on crossover circuit boards, but I don't want to lose any of the power to my woofers, which are already fairly inefficient. The wire I'm using is about perfect for audio purposes. Black and red are the only colors needed to make audio, so I don't see the point in having multiple colors Product for speaker builders that is colored.

Iris Huber

| Apr 20, 2021

The wire seems to be decent and had good insulation. I was a little concerned from other reviews, but i think it's fine. In a way, it's like silicone in a flex form. Therefore, care should be taken to avoid touching the wire to the edge of a metal! There are no visible signs of corrosion on the conductor. I built an electric scooter with a battery capable of holding up to 20 amps. I do not use 20 ft lengths, but I do use a maximum run of 2 ft. The blue connectors have a lot of crimps.

Lucy Chambers

| Sep 28, 2020

Read the instructions carefully. My decision to buy this wire was based on statements it is copper and the reviews were It came in handy when I was wiring the taillights and headlights for my 4Runner. I could not figure out why the lights were going out. (led headlight strips first, then tail lights) After about 3 months, the LEDs started failing and I couldn't figure out why they were going out. It turns out that garbage wire softened up considerably and became much brittler after being used for a long time. You could just touch it and it would snap. What I learned from installing the software There was good weather protection on the wire, and I had used liquid electrical tape and regular electrical tape in a different place. I wasn't supposed to have that wire in my engine bay, and the wire that failed on my tail lights was located on the outside of the car Side which vents to the outside (not the hot side) Or, to put it another way, related). I tried everything to insulate it, but it didn't work. There is a slight difference in the way the black and red fail, Do not buy this if you dislike reusing Work is what you do. It was a real pain to go back through my wiring since they are selling garbage wire b/c that's how I put my truck together, taped and loomed everything.

Jacob Martinez

| Jul 29, 2021

I love the quality of the insulation and how quickly it arrived. It is a great deal for a product of.

Aydin BURROWS

| Nov 27, 2020

I was using the wire to install a relay to make auxiliary power ports in my car work with the ignition, and because some of the wiring needed to be crimped for connections, I had to solder a bit as well. I had no trouble crimping, and I used a good soldering iron and had no problem with it taking up the solder like other people have claimed. However, since the piece is clad aluminum, I can understand why this may be I noticed that the stands were very thin and easy to break or nick. It's usually pretty easy for me to avoid that, but this time it was unfortunately difficult to do, since I was soldering in some wire midline (I needed more than just a wire tap connector). The copper was clad aluminum is flexible so I was able to route it through the spaces I needed, but on the other hand the thin strands made it harder to maneuver.

Mikaela Trujillo

| Sep 15, 2020

CCA stands for Copper Clad Aluminum, which means that aluminum wire is coated with copper. There is an indicator mark per foot of wire and cable on this CCA I counted the strands per inch at a good level. A copper wire with a higher amp capacity will often cost more than one with a reduced gauge rating. If you have no extreme amperage requirements, or just want a bigger gauge of CCA than you would with pure copper, CCA is a good choice for many auto wiring jobs. My soldering experience is extensive, and I have done it thousands of times Soldering pure copper strands is just as straightforward as this.

Isabela Meyers

| May 09, 2021

In order to test whether a center channel would help round off the wall of sound, I set up a center channel. As for 16 ga. , I did not want to use it. Seeing these speakers I decided it would be better to run a separate wire from the + to the - of one tower instead of the other because I was afraid that taking the power from my other surround speakers would be a problem Because the center channel only has one+ and one -, the channel from the other tower would be more useful I really like the sound of it and it worked like a charm! The following films I watched last weekend During the battle Dude, we're in Los Angeles! My house was being overflew by alien drones!.

Emery Maxwell

| May 11, 2021