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<blockquote data-quote="knukonceptz" data-source="post: 5225651" data-attributes="member: 548221">Its amazing how many posts I have read about the KLMX series wire. So we sent our cable and 4 other manufactures cables to Peformance Auto Sound Magazine. The results are in this months issue and the article is linked below.Cable 2 (KLMX) and Cable 3 (1666 Strand OFC) are the two you should focus on. This is the exact head to head comparison in which the KLMX Series was created for. You&#039;ll find the 1666 strand copper in companies like Tsunami, Stinger, and the unmentioned name brand in the article.<a href="http://www.knukonceptz.com/assets/pdf/pasmagwiretest.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.knukonceptz.com/assets/pdf/pasmagwiretest.pdf</a>&nbsp; (750kb)The test results shows a difference of 0.03v at a length of 20&#039; at 100A between the KLMX and 1666 strand copper! Not to shabby given the cost difference. And that is the point of the KLMX cable, a cost effective alternative when done properly.The power output of the amp can be misleading. Since we do not know in what order they are tested, heat from the load or the amp itself can effect power output. While it was a nice addition to the article, its a good generalization but some variables in that test could have altered the wattage numbers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="knukonceptz, post: 5225651, member: 548221"] Its amazing how many posts I have read about the KLMX series wire. So we sent our cable and 4 other manufactures cables to Peformance Auto Sound Magazine. The results are in this months issue and the article is linked below. Cable 2 (KLMX) and Cable 3 (1666 Strand OFC) are the two you should focus on. This is the exact head to head comparison in which the KLMX Series was created for. You'll find the 1666 strand copper in companies like Tsunami, Stinger, and the unmentioned name brand in the article. [URL="http://www.knukonceptz.com/assets/pdf/pasmagwiretest.pdf"]http://www.knukonceptz.com/assets/pdf/pasmagwiretest.pdf[/URL] (750kb) The test results shows a difference of 0.03v at a length of 20' at 100A between the KLMX and 1666 strand copper! Not to shabby given the cost difference. And that is the point of the KLMX cable, a cost effective alternative when done properly. The power output of the amp can be misleading. Since we do not know in what order they are tested, heat from the load or the amp itself can effect power output. While it was a nice addition to the article, its a good generalization but some variables in that test could have altered the wattage numbers. [/QUOTE]

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