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<blockquote data-quote="Umbra" data-source="post: 8459004" data-attributes="member: 658055">Thanks for the heads up on these, they look really nice. Apparently they&#039;re made by Skywalker AV Supply.I figured most car wiring kits have about ~17&#039; RCAs. When I ordered 3 stereo cables from Monoprice they didn&#039;t have that or a 20&#039;. They did have 25&#039; ones, so I ordered three thinking I could tuck away the extra. For anyone interested, the premium RCAs from Monoprice are pretty ugly, but they&#039;re sturdy and work well.Anyway, long story short I have three 25&#039; runs down the center of my van. I probably need only 10&#039;, so I&#039;ve got like 45&#039; of extra wire coiled up under the second row.Three 12&#039;s should replace those nicely.Also, you can use the &quot;video&quot; channel yellow RCA as an audio channel, it&#039;s all the same. If you need three 3&#039; stereo runs you could get two 3 channel cables and use the third from each for that third set.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Umbra, post: 8459004, member: 658055"] Thanks for the heads up on these, they look really nice. Apparently they're made by Skywalker AV Supply. I figured most car wiring kits have about ~17' RCAs. When I ordered 3 stereo cables from Monoprice they didn't have that or a 20'. They did have 25' ones, so I ordered three thinking I could tuck away the extra. For anyone interested, the premium RCAs from Monoprice are pretty ugly, but they're sturdy and work well. Anyway, long story short I have three 25' runs down the center of my van. I probably need only 10', so I've got like 45' of extra wire coiled up under the second row. Three 12's should replace those nicely. Also, you can use the "video" channel yellow RCA as an audio channel, it's all the same. If you need three 3' stereo runs you could get two 3 channel cables and use the third from each for that third set. [/QUOTE]

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