GS Power 12 Gauge Wire (12 AWG) - 100 Foot, Pure Copper, Stranded Electrical Wiring for Speaker, Automotive, Trailer, Stereo and Home Theater Applications - Red/Black

Pros Its copper and true spec or bigger Cons Its stiff I got shorted 5ft. I only got around 20ft lol. I folded it in half twice and it was just below my shoulder my shoulder (Im 510). I was wiring 4x subs needing around 5-6ft for each. On the 3rd run I only had like 1ft to cut off. Had to use a leftover old cca wire for my last run.

Good value, good price!

The wire sheathing was well constructed and audio signal transfer is good.

This wire is a perfect complement to Powerpole connectors. It makes my Macgyvering projects look a lot neater. I thought about dropping a star because it came a few inches short of the full 25 feet but I figure thatd be a bit of quibbling about a really good product. This has to be the best price on solid copper wire anywhere.

I couldn’t resist getting this at a great price. I use wire often and have learned from experience to only get pure copper. I have had to re-do much wiring after using copper-coated aluminum that failed in short order.

Good stuff. Arrived in good shape, but somebody needs to learn how to package it. Five inch diameter roll in a 6X6X14 inch box with no padding leaves a lot of room to roll around.

This wire was perfect for hooking up my solar panels on my sailboat. Its also very flexible so I think it would work for tying someone up...you know...if you needed to do that.

Es un cable de buena calidad

Overall no complaints.

This is good quality wire. Insulation is thick, wire is fairly flexible and easy to route through holes etc. The conductors are high quality. The wire is not what I expected so I gave it 4 stars. I know, not fair since its my expectation that made me take one star off. The insulation on the wire is some sort of double layer. The black and red material is coated on the outside with a clear insulation. Im not sure of the purpose of this dual layer but it still works. Warning, something I learned the hard way. I had to solder this wire onto a connector and the insulation melted easily. When you are soldering 12 gauge wire you have to apply a fair amount of heat to get the solder flowing and the insulation started to sag right off the wire. I tried it again at a lower temperature (on the soldering iron) and was able to complete the solder connection without losing the insulation off of it. If you are using only crimp connections (which the rest of mine were) then this is great stuff.