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rsjaurr
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Post by rsjaurr »

Justin from Detroit wrote:Yup, that is the ONLY product by KnuKonceptz that I would never recomend for use. The two wires are twisted together and each have a clear coating on them, then they both have a solid clear coating around both of them. I found it impossible to strip the clear around the wires off without cutting into the wires. I had bought 15 feet of the 10 gauge which I spent about an hour and a half trying to strip ONCE. I finally got pissed, threw the wire out of the garage, and said I'd never use it again.

Get normal speaker wire from KnuKonceptz, not the twisted speaker wire.
Well.i think i am not going to buy twisted one.Here is the description and link for what i am going to buy.http://www.knukonceptz.com/productDetai ... ID=KLE16BL
Klear Kable Blue 16 Gauge Speaker Wire
( Knukonceptz Item #KLE16BL )

Description: Klear Kable Blue 16 Gauge Speaker Wire - This Oxygen Free Copper speaker kable provide superior frequency response compared to conventional speaker wire. Each conductor is composed of 112 strands of the finest copper for superb audio accuracy and flexibility.
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Justin from Detroit1
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Post by Justin from Detroit1 »

That works just fine. I have used that in several installs and it is good wire, especially for the price.
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Post by sinister audio »

you guys had trouble with the twisted speaker wire? thats all i use its from tsunami but should be very much the same. i just use my strippers and it works perfect never had any troubles with it.
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Post by MrSo0h0o »

i didnt mind it at all.. find it cleaner to use than regular speaker wire. i guess it was just a PITA to strip like justin said?
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Post by Justin from Detroit1 »

It's only KnuKonceptz that I have problem with the twisted speaker wire. I use other companies twisted no problem. And it isn't ALL of KnuKonceptz twisted, only the big wire. I used their 16g twisted with no problems. It appears to be only their 10g and larger.
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Post by MrSo0h0o »

what exactly did u have problems with? didnt strip clean?
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Post by Ryan from Ohio »

The outside clear jacket sticks to well to the twisted wires inside it...lol

Was a real pain in the arse to get to look good, espeically with 8ga wire... :)
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Post by Justin from Detroit1 »

The outside jacket kind of fused together with each wires jacket, and made it like 1 solid mass that was impossible to strip without cutting to the wire.
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Post by MrSo0h0o »

hmm i dont think i had that much of a prob... maybe you have higher standards in wire than me lol
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Post by Justin from Detroit1 »

what size did you use
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