14 Ga wire for the speakers ok?
I ru the generic Radio-shack 16Ga to all my "normal" seakers in any install.... why pay 10* the price when it's not going to make any difference in how it sounds...
The Subs get a thicker wire due to a LOT more wattage... normally 10 or 12 depending on how much wattage...
The Subs get a thicker wire due to a LOT more wattage... normally 10 or 12 depending on how much wattage...
And WHAT are you running for subs/amps????
Hell, I've built 5+kW systems and NEVER needed anything more than 10Ga... anything more is overkill...
I've got 2.5kW right now, and am upgrading to 3.5kW this summer...
Hell, I've built 5+kW systems and NEVER needed anything more than 10Ga... anything more is overkill...
I've got 2.5kW right now, and am upgrading to 3.5kW this summer...
This is for my 2001 SS Convertible
Alpine 9835 (waiting for arrival)
SWI-X
JL Audio 500/5 amp
Focal K2P front
Focal 165v Slim rear
Pass side Subthump box
Focal 27WX sub
all monster cable (BAP -500 amp kit, 401XLN 5m 4+2 Ch RCA's, 12Ga XPHP for sub & 14Ga CIPRO14-4 for speakers)
Alpine 9835 (waiting for arrival)
SWI-X
JL Audio 500/5 amp
Focal K2P front
Focal 165v Slim rear
Pass side Subthump box
Focal 27WX sub
all monster cable (BAP -500 amp kit, 401XLN 5m 4+2 Ch RCA's, 12Ga XPHP for sub & 14Ga CIPRO14-4 for speakers)
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