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<blockquote data-quote="Phatillusion" data-source="post: 42791" data-attributes="member: 541271">Ask anybody that has done any testing at all, and I guarantee they will tell you that wire is wire, as long as it is made to be used in audio applications, you will not be able to tell a difference.&nbsp; On the other hand, using the proper size wire can make a difference.&nbsp; But other than that Fosgate wire is basically the same as Joe Blow wire.&nbsp; Only difference is you are paying for the Fosgate name.Let me give you a quick example:&nbsp; Take a pair of RCA&#039;s made by street wires, they say that they eliminate noise and what not they cost around a $100 or so.&nbsp; Then take a pair of Monster Cable RCA&#039;s, that say the same thing, but cost around $40 or so.&nbsp; I can guarantee you will not be able to tell a difference.&nbsp; Believe me, I have tried it, you can go ahead and waste that $60 if that suits you, but I doubt you would spend that money if it really didn&#039;t matter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phatillusion, post: 42791, member: 541271"] Ask anybody that has done any testing at all, and I guarantee they will tell you that wire is wire, as long as it is made to be used in audio applications, you will not be able to tell a difference. On the other hand, using the proper size wire can make a difference. But other than that Fosgate wire is basically the same as Joe Blow wire. Only difference is you are paying for the Fosgate name. Let me give you a quick example: Take a pair of RCA's made by street wires, they say that they eliminate noise and what not they cost around a $100 or so. Then take a pair of Monster Cable RCA's, that say the same thing, but cost around $40 or so. I can guarantee you will not be able to tell a difference. Believe me, I have tried it, you can go ahead and waste that $60 if that suits you, but I doubt you would spend that money if it really didn't matter. [/QUOTE]

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