Solid and flexible wiring
Product Packaging: Standard Packaging
This was used for a Rockford P600x4 amp install performed by Best Buy. Be warned, although the install was great, I did have to pay for a "speaker" install to run the wires thru the doors from the amp. Great quality, and transparent sound.
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2018 by Daniel A. Januszko
BUY THIS.
Product Packaging: Standard Packaging
This wire comes in new Rockford Fosgate packing, not "loose" wire like the picture will lead you to believe. I have used this wire before, it is VERY thick (the wire itself and the protective coating). It is 15 feet long and is MORE than enough to hook up multiple subwoofers with extra wire to spare.
It is silver/clear and black, making it easy to separate positive and negative. Thanks for the good deal.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2015 by Chace Ferguson
All wire is not created equal
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If you are of the mind that wire is wire, I respect your views. If you are like me and hear audible differences in wires, then read on. I love the sound of PC-OCC wire and use it in most of my audio gear. But cost sometimes gets in the way and makes me compromise. I rewired most of the point-to-point
wiring inside my APC S20BLK with this stuff and while just OFC it is larger than the OEM internal wiring. The attached pic shows the in-process rewiring job where the outlets are already done [behind the panel] and the IEC outlet wiring to these remain. The sonic results was pretty amazing where the system became quieter and low-level details were more easily resolved with your ears. People spend a bunch on power cords and are happy with their results but the other side of that IEC outlet can also be addressed. I found that this worked well. I would have preferred to use Oyaide or Furutech, the cost was just too much at this time. I am encouraged to spring for a second rewire of this unit with PC-OCC wire as soon as funds allow. Until then, I am VERY happy with this wire, especially for the price. BTW, I used about half of the 15-foot roll to complete the rewiring.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2020 by Inline_Phil Inline_Phil
Best wire on the market..
Product Packaging: Standard Packaging
Good thick quality wire.. came packaged brand new.. best speaker wire out there on the market.. im using it to wire a 15” Kicker CVX Dual coil speaker...
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2020 by Ancv41
Quality all the way
Product Packaging: Standard Packaging
Rockford makes some nice products & this this wire shows that. Nice jacket, silver tinned & oversized A+++
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2019 by Shaun
True 12 gauge
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This speaker wire looks and feels great. It is all that Rockford Fosgate is about which is great honest quality. It is rated as 12AWG and it's true 12 AWG. I have it powering an Alpine SWR 12d4 pushed by Alpine PDX 1.1000. At 1000 RMS, this sub is hungry for power and this wire feeds it very well. Fo
ur stars because its hard strip due to its thick insulation and thin strands. I don't allow for any cut strands so it took me a few times to strip it properly. I had to use a razor blade because my wire stripper was not large enough. The insulation on this wire is a little gel like which feels good but is harder to strip due to its softness. Other than this small quirk it's an awesome wire and I would definitely recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2013 by JetTech
Almost the same size as a 10awg
Product Packaging: Standard Packaging
Very good quality, I use this on a p1000xd amp and two 1600watt 15” subs and have no problems. Side note:almost the same size as a 10awg wire
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2019 by jermain
Best of the best
Product Packaging: Standard Packaging
More like 10 gauge wire. Easy to cut, very flexible, very fine strands of copper. Lil over priced but I pay for the peice of mind knowing i got the top of the line wire pushing my speakers.
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2011 by SeanGee