🔌 TOPSTRONGGEAR True 4 AWG Amplifier Subwoofer Installation Kit - Complete 4 Gauge Wiring Wire Install Cables Review

Not bad for the price, the base could be a little longer, I've used it to hook up my 400x1 kicker and it looks professional but it's about a wire if you 10 extra have -15 dollars and purchase by bank transfer

It looks more like 10 gauge wire. It's garbage. Does not supply amplifiers with sufficient power. This will likely lead to overheating issues as well. I will return this product. I didn't even open the manufacturer's packaging. Make yourself a solid body and get the best kit.

It was a great purchase. Good quality, good price. I would definitely order again or recommend it. The only downside is the remote cable (small thin blue wire), the remote cable cable was broken in a couple of places in the sleeve so I misplaced a separate remote cable that didn't come with the kit.

I've installed a sound system in every car I own (I recommend Crutchfield to anyone who wants to do the same) and installed a couple of amps/subwoofers. This is a very durable kit that offers just enough length for most vehicles to create a clean, professional look. There are plenty of terminals and ferrules and the wire appears to be of decent quality. The only complaint I have is that an Allen key is required to connect the cable to the fuse box but it is not included, this isn't a problem…

Installed a JBL BassPro Hub on a 2014 Ford Escape with this kit. The kit included almost everything needed for the installation, except for the barrel connectors. The cable measurements appear to be accurate and are of decent quality. The length of the cables also appears to be accurate, so keep in mind that you need to have the chassis ground fairly close to your amp if you want to use the included 3ft ground wire. If you don't have 8-gauge barrel connectors, toss them in the trash along with…

That's a wire... I like blue. I didn't use half of what was in the box because I had a powered subwoofer which I just plugged into the factory speakers and it turns on when it picks up sound so I didn't need a remote control cable or RCA cable . I guess I'll leave it as a man and I might use it for something one day... But yes, it transfers the electrical current from the battery to the subwoofer very well. And there are plenty of extra details to save for your next subwoofer project. So I…