Interconnects

O2 free Copper
02 free silver
02 free nickle

knukonceptz, Kimber, Pear, Stinger, Monster, IOXS, Hooker, Kicker, JL, Audison.

anyone have any favorites?

Looking to purchase very soon.

Joe

the Kimbers are better because they cost more.

In my last competition car, All of my cables combined retailed for 297.00 it was pretty much the entry level priced cables from Tsunami...... cheep cables are great cables.....

opinions are like...well..you know where that goes....

take your two favorite colors of primary wire and twist them with a drill.

oh you wanted to spend money......

well then just pick the prettiest and most expensive.

just bustin ya....

haven't posted here in awhile....so i thought i would just reply a few times.

Seriously, get a cable with a nice quality end, good soldering or cold welded and the proper size gauge wire you need with adequate shielding.
You may see like I did that the top of the line Hooker RCA cable holds its own with many. I run a Audioquest Diamondback front to rear...why? Because I had it from another install. It's a $400 RCA...it's advantage was wire gauge though, other than that...well, we cut it up. LOL.

for the money get the audisons. But if you are gonna spend big bucks get the kimber, pear, or straight wire.

Sliver Is The Best Conductor

proof is in the pudding, you do not need to spens a bunch of money on cables. you would be better off spending that money on something else to improve your system.

I have excellent equipment. I have excellent friends/installers who are willing to work with me on this car.

I most likely won't go the Kimber or Pear way, unless by some stroke of luck, they will work with me and discount the wires ( like that will happen )

I have used twisted cables in the past with IXOS (sp?) connectors. They were in my last install.

I have heard that wire is wire, yet, if that were true, wouldn't companies like Kimber Kable and Pear lose profits and eventually go bankrupt?

I'm just sayin...this is a serious discussion. I have owned in the past the top of the line RCA's from Stinger, Phoenix Gold, and then my own twisted RCA's and none of them I kept.

truth be known, I just wanted to get some honest answers about what types of wire you are using in your rides.

Champion is speaking great words of wisdom to you, bro. You see what I said. Pure silver is the best conductor, fact. I'd still take a proper gauge set of coppers with a nice pair of ends. Done deal.

u will not hear the difference between a $30 or a $300 cable in a car environment....

this discussion has been brought up a number of times in the past and there is always some super geek tweek fag that thinks cables make a huge difference

just pick a mid grade cable and go with it

or pick some really inexpensive cables and prove a point.... Its really simple,,, as long as the interconnects are secured properly to the wire, you do not really need to worry about much else... there was a time in history when the more expensive cables used "twisted technology" for lack of better terms.... but keep in mid that the elctronics used back then wasnt near as good og rejecting noise as todays products are.... so if you have noise now days,,,, dont blame it on your cables... the culprit would be a piece of equipment most likely......................

totally agree

you best agree!

ive just used rockford fosgate cables and have had pretty good luck.

ive always wondered if a "shielded" interconnect is any better? like i said ive had good luck so far but mine are not shielded. i'm at the point where im just trying to pull that last bit out the equipment i have

Champion wrote:

or pick some really inexpensive cables and prove a point.... Its really simple,,, as long as the interconnects are secured properly to the wire, you do not really need to worry about much else... there was a time in history when the more expensive cables used "twisted technology" for lack of better terms.... but keep in mid that the elctronics used back then wasnt near as good og rejecting noise as todays products are.... so if you have noise now days,,,, dont blame it on your cables... the culprit would be a piece of equipment most likely......................

I can completely agree with this post.

I have run twisted signal wire with some sweet interconnects and had nothing but good results.

My original post was more like what is everyone running, not what do you (John Q Public) think is the best wire.

cadence has the best wire


chef kyle-team cadence

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I dint even know Cadence made wire,,,, who would have thought?

top of the line rainbow pride series

TeamCobra1 wrote:

u will not hear the difference between a $30 or a $300 cable in a car environment....

this discussion has been brought up a number of times in the past and there is always some super geek tweek fag that thinks cables make a huge difference

just pick a mid grade cable and go with it

2nd, As long as it has proper shielding to reject interference you'll be fine. Any mid grade would be adequate.

Ahhh SLAB actually makes a good point... kinda??? depending on the qaulity of your electronics..... the qaulity of your cables may or may not be of a factor.... cheap or inexpensive amps may need cables with extensive sheilding to help in rejecting noise that might get picked up from the cables run from front to back.... a nicer better built piece of electronic may and most like will not need the more expensive shielded cable as it should have a good power suplly and a great input stage to help in rejecting any noise... """"So moral to this story is to spend you money on better amps, and speakers and not on your cables""""

Good then I am good, thanks all!

I'm using $10/25ft Scosche RCAs from Walmart.....I may replace the ends and wrap it in techflex so it looks expensive.

and walmart also has the best price on krispy kreme donuts too... i know i get me a 12 pack once a week...

What the fork?