🔌 SoundBox ECK4v2 4-Gauge Amp Kit - Comprehensive Amplifier Installation Wiring - 2500W Review

I wouldn't put a star if I could. I order 4 gauge but the 4 gauge power wire is more like speaker wire, it was so flimsy I advise you never to buy it. cheap ends up expensive

One of the red rubber retaining rings is missing, preventing the fuse from staying connected on both sides of the fuse block, resulting in a loss of power. lost . I had to buy another replacement fuse box to keep my system running. Although they were good!

I haven't installed many sound systems but this one went very smoothly. The quality was great, but the connectors are cheaper, I'm happy to pay a little more for heat shrink tubing or waterproof connectors, overall it's a decent product for the money.

Everything is plugged in, everything is plugged in and in 5 minutes the fuse and power cord was blown! My amp didn't even produce half the power. cheap materials. Spend the extra dollar on a better kit because now I have to buy a new power cord, connectors and fuse (see $40) at my local audio store so I don't have to wait another week for delivery.

You get what you pay for. The economical design of this kit added a lot of time and money to my setup. I didn't have time to write a company and wait for a replacement, so I had to rummage around and look for anything that fell apart. They can be a useful company, but if you don't have time to mess around with cheap stuff, just spend a little more and buy a differential kit.

I knew what I was buying and it was perfect for my amp with some left over parts. I hooked up an amp and subwoofer to the factory head unit in a 2021 Jeep Wrangler. Worked as stated. You're more likely to have too much than too little when you're doing a job. Before purchasing an amp kit, make sure you have a plan. This kit will fit most but has an installation plan with dimensions.

Good installation but I wish the description was a little clearer. I had to zoom in on the pictures to see the length of the remote control cable and RCA cables after installing these. I haven't installed a car audio system in about 10 years, but I "thought" the standard length for remote control cords and RCA cords was 25 feet. So, I'm small and need to buy enough wire to run to the amp in the back of the car. Cutting and fabricating the built-in fuse was also a challenge. I expected that but…

This harness is a waste of money. Either the main power wires are not 4 gauge or the ends of the wires are 0 gauge. The first end I crimped used the correct hole size and it fell off. Crimped again with the next smaller hole and it's fallen off again, but now flat wings are sticking out of the end on each side. Put it back in the pliers with the next smaller hole and it just squeezed it but now it's holding. The main battery cable is also much shorter than advertised. All cables are of good…