GS Power 12 AWG (American Wire Gauge) Flexible OFC Zip Cord Speaker Cable for Car Stereo Amplifier Remote Automotive Trailer Harness Hookup Wiring | 25 ft Red & 25 Black Bonded – Pure Copper

Nice wire. Done the job well.

This zip-cord has the typical PVC insulation in red/black color but also has an additional clear jacket covering the PVC. That clear jacket (not sure what material it is made out of) is slippery and abrasion resistant. There are pros and cons to that. The obvious advantage is that this cable pulls easy through raceways or conduits and even pulling it around a sharp corner is unlikely to damage the cable. The downside to that extra layer of insulation is that it also resists any attempts to strip the insulation to terminate the zip cord.

Flexible

Good wire price was right

Good quality wire. Used in an auto project for a radio hookup.

Seems like a quality product

Great product thank you

This speaker cable is just what I wanted and ordered. However, it is far more capable than I needed for 15 speaker runs. Seems to be top quality but Id go for a smaller gauge if I ordered again. Then again I can always move my speakers anywhere and the signal carrying capacity is there!

I used this to run some heavy 12 gauge copper wire for new brakes added to a trailer. Knowing that my brake controller could easily pulse out intermittently up to 20 amps I wanted to get the full force of braking. This wire was well made and very beefy in the copper as bright and shiny as it should be. Very good stranded copper wire absolutely 12 gauge or maybe even a little bigger and a very high quality sheathing on top of it. I absolutely would buy this again.

In my photo, Audiopipe is on the left and GS Power is on the right. Un-stripped they are about the same size. Stripped with the same tool you can see the considerable difference in how much wire there is. The Audiopipe insulation is really thick, and if thats what matters (not how much current it can handle) then that is the wire for you. What many sellers DONT say is that they are selling CCA (Copper Clad Aluminum), rather than pure copper wire. Its hard to see in the photo, but each strand of the Audiopipe wire really is a different color on the inside. You can solder it due to the copper coating, but its not copper and that means it will expand more when heated so Id avoid clamp connections. The bottom line is that if you really need 12 AWG and you dont want aluminum wire you should pay the extra price for GS Power. They are honest about what they sell.