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

Very good quality was used to make power poles 12 Volt

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.

the gauge of the wire measured up to the specs they were suppose to be. the wires are copper, high power magnets dont stick so the purity must be pretty high.

I brought the 25ft roll to upgrade existing old speaker wire connections I had. These are sized proper for 12 gauge and are real copper strands and not CCA (copper clad aluminum). A lot of heavy gauge speaker wire available now are mostly CCA which is more brittle and conducts less electricity per the same wire size. I was glad to find this one though. It may not be in a clear vinyl jacket or look fancy but it is high quality wiring to be used for home stereo speaker wire connections.

Item was as seller advertised

Wire comes nicely wrapped on the plastic spool. Great for RV 12-volt accessory electrical work.

OK, I did not use this wire for speakers. I have vehicles in the driveway but the pandemic limits my use of vehicles. So I bought Battery Minders to keep them topped off. The problem is that the vehicles are not in the garage and the Battery Minders cant be left outside. This low impedance wire solved that problem. It seems tough enough to stand California weather (note: no snow!) and it is bright enough that the mailman wont trip on it...

Wire is fine. Package looked like it had been used as a soccer ball. No packaging material just item in a box. I know understand why some complained about broken reels. Mine was OK but I dont know why given condition of box and no packing material being used. Nuff said.

I am using this for my solar panels. It is easy to connect and flexible. It does what one expects.

This wire is very flexible with 67 strands (I did not count them), and the wire accepts solder very easily. The insulation starts to melt just a little at 350 Deg C, and shrinks down the wire (thats why only 4 stars) but after it cools it is fine. The wire specification is 12 AWG, 99.9% OFC, but I measured it at 0.102 which is 10 AWG. The important thing for me is that it is copper, and I need it to carry 12 A for a short distance and it will work fine for my application.