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T-Spec V10PW-10250 V10 Series OFC Marine Grade 10 AWG Power Wire Matte Pearl

T-Spec V10PW-10250 V10 Series Spools with 10 AWG 250FT Matte Pearl Wire T-Spec
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$20.95
$20.95 - $96.95
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Length: 25ft
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. V10 above-spec wire is an industry-first providing greater current capability for your stereos-sensitive electronics.

  • 10 Gauge 250Feet Above Specification Wire
  • Matte Pearl Spools
  • Meets CEA and ANSI specifications for wire gauge
  • OFC (Oxygen Free Copper) Full virgin copper construction
  • High strand count for maximum flexibility
  • Ultra flexible PVC blended jacket
  • BC-5W2 marine compliant

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