Conext Link MSC918-20: 20 ft. 9-Conductor Blue Speed Wire 🔵 Primary Wire Speaker Cable, 18 AWG Gauge, 100% OFC Copper Stranded Trailer Review

Have used this product many times. Ideal for bypassing factory amps after replacing the head unit or connecting speakers to amps.

Great design, all the wires I needed are in one harness. All four speakers together with an extra cable for the remote control. Ideal for use on factory car speaker cables. It's easy to run wires through the side panels instead of using a whole bunch of wires preventing the clips from snapping.

I used this cable to connect an amplifier to my 2017 Mazda3. This cable made installation very easy by putting together all the wires needed to power all 4 speakers from the amplifier. The quality of the wires is also good. The installation was better than I expected. Highly recommended.

This item is exactly as described. It is 18 gauge 9 wire in a flexible 4 gauge outer casing. ideal for wiring with the output converter of the audio control line. This product is equivalent to the Stinger 9-wire and costs about half. I own both and can hardly tell the difference. All wiring is color coded to match the factory speaker wiring and also includes a remote turn on lead to connect to a secondary radio if required. If you're using a high-quality location, you don't have to use it…

I ordered this after running out of Speedwire wires ordered from Crutchfield. As I trimmed a few of the ends, I noticed they looked a lot thinner, so I measured and cut both stamps to the same length, removing any insults from each. This wire contains approximately 30% less metal than Crutchfield Speedwire by weight, with a larger overall diameter and greater stiffness. However, it also makes up about 60% of the cost, which is why I didn't give a single star. The wire is good enough for the…

I added an amp and subwoofer to my 3rd Gen Tacoma truck and kept the factory head unit. This cable was just long enough to run the speaker outlets from the back of the radio, up under the dash and around the throttle/brake/clutch (everything is zipped up for safety!) and down behind the kick strip and under the rubber door guard respectively. and finally under the driver's seat with an amplifier. And further from the amp under the carpet, it reached back to the center console and along the…