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T-Spec V12GW-4100 V12 SERIES 4 AWG Full Virgin Copper Power Wire 100ft Matte Black

T-Spec V12GW-4100 V12 SERIES 4 AWG Full Virgin Copper Power Wire 100ft Matte Black T-Spec
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T-Spec V12GW-4100 4 AWG Full Virgin Copper Power Wire 100ft Matte Black

The performance of your car audio system is only as good as its weakest link. Many wire companies today will have you believe that a cheap cable will save you money and get the job done but the truth is that below-specification cables will rob current from your amplifier reducing power output by as much as 50%!!! T-Spec has once again chosen to take the high road with a full line of ABOVE SPEC cables that exceed CEA and ANSI specifications for gauge size. V12 above-spec wire is an industry-first providing greater current capability for your stereos sensitive electronics.

Features:

  • Exceeds CEA and ANSI specifications for wire gauge
  • Full virgin copper construction
  • High strand count for maximum flexibility
  • Ultra-flexible PVC blended jacket
  • BC-5W2 marine compliant
  • 4 AWG
  • MATTE BLACK
  • 100FT 30.48M

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