copper clad alum wire doesn't corrode
The fvck it doesn't.
aluminum doesn't oxidize
Yea aluminum does, I see it all the time. Google it. Aluminum rims on cars get oxidation on them all the time.. the hatch on my tahoe is aluminum and it started to oxides around the key hole,
like i said i know it ain't as good but for $35 it would work fine for anyone running 1k or less (like me) i have 13 yr old 4ga wire i assure u it was the cheapest thing the shop owner i worked for could buy and it still showing 14.6v at amp.. and it's better than what comes in most $40 amp kits all the need is rca and fuse..
Don't get discouraged homie, I see you are proud of your system, but everyone on this site is all about what's better.
Well, partially true. Some new person ends up spending 100's on a new amp and cheaps out on buying wire for it.
I wouldn't trust a brand I'm unfamiliar with....stick with good QUALITY brands we all know and use and quit being cheap. That link is cheap, and that is what you are btw, because it is CCA. CCA is cheaper than OFC.
They do here... I first came here asking about a problem with an amplifier and was told all my **** was junk and blah blah blah... LMAO so I when with some stuff people pointed out $670 for 2 subs and an amp. But they failed to mention all the Batteries, connectors, tools, wire, wood, box design, etc would end up costing almost another another grand. Lol at least I'll have a killer system in the end. Maybe even a 150dB+ I'm hoping but that may take another amp to achieve... Still very sound advice if you listen to the right people
