Yes, the Kicker kit is ofc.I don't think he said that kicker was ofc anyway, right?
that test was a complete and utter fail at brainwash marketing and you believed it. CCA wire will not net you 25% more power, if you believe that... just lol
Here's a more legit test with d'more engineering's amplifer dyno.
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Pretty much confirms what the Kicker test outlined but how many of us only have a 3 foot run between amplifier and battery ?Here's a more legit test with d'more engineering's amplifier dyno.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FNCIAGchHw
You do realize a certified run on an amplifier dyno is a pure torture sine wave that completely stresses the amp causing the amp to pull max current. In every day music, its dynamic and you will never draw that much current and the wire does not even get close to being that stressed. with 500 watts of current the most power you gain is a few extra watts in the single digits. You are just paying double the price for a few extra watts. If that helps you sleep at night then go ahead. Theres plenty of people out there that run CCA with no problems at all and get loud doing so too. Only time when there's failure is when you try to pull more current then the wire is meant for.Pretty much confirms what the Kicker test outlined but how many of us only have a 3 foot run between amplifier and battery ?Shorter runs the difference is minimal but there's still a difference, you can't deny that..
On longer runs like 12 feet or more the OFC is going to outperform the CCA by a wide margin..
On a 3000 watt amplifier the difference between 3199 watts and 3274 watts is insignificant but what about smaller systems like 500 watts and below, the difference in power will be substantial..