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The Install Bay MC918-250 9 Conductor OFC 18 Gauge 250 Feet Quick Cable

The Install Bay MC918-250 9 Conductor OFC 18 Gauge 250 Feet Quick Cable
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The Install Bay MC918-250 9 Conductor OFC 18 Gauge 250 Feet Quick Cable

The Install Bay MC918-250 is a versatile 9 Conductor OFC 18 Gauge Quick Cable designed for seamless OEM integration and 4-channel speaker wiring. With a generous 250 feet length, this cable features oxygen-free copper (OFC) for superior conductivity and durability. The EIA color-coded design ensures easy and error-free installation, while the twisted multi-use wire configuration supports various applications. Ideal for both professional and DIY projects, this cable includes 4-channel speaker wires and a remote turn-on wire, all encased in a single, durable jacket. Perfect for achieving high-quality audio connections with minimal hassle.

  • 250ft. cable length 9 Conductors
  • 18 Gauge Twisted Multi-Use Wire
  • Ideal for OEM Integration connections or 4-Channel speaker wiring
  • Oxygen Free Copper (OFC)
  • EIA Colored coded design eliminates confusion during installation

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