4 gauge?

The gauge you use depends on the current draw of your set. I don't support their statement of it being suitable for any set; I think 125 amps is the limit for 4awg wire.

 
I'm surprised they'd pass up the chance to sell some 0 gauge at outrageous prices.//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/confused.gif.e820e0216602db4765798ac39d28caa9.gif

 
One of the guys from my local shop thinks 10 gauge speaker wire is sufficient in most installs.
How do guys like that get work?
10g SPEAKER wire is overkill in most installs. 10g speaker wire is huge. Unless you're running insane power, or really longs wire runs 12-14g is usually more than enough.

 
Ok, so 10 awg wire is considered "huge"? I'm not trying to show anyone up but 10 awg isn't really huge. I just want to be sure we talking about the same thing here.

 
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