🔌 High-Quality 10 Gauge Amp Kit: Complete Wiring Installation with 10 Ga Cables for 600W Amplifiers Review

Everything was fine except for the ignition cable. The strands broke every time I tried to crimp the quick connector onto them.

The cable is too thin and too short, and the RCA cable is junk. I can hear the motor noise getting into the system and I've narrowed down this unnecessary RCA cable which I now have to take apart to replace. I should have known better to use something so cheap.

I used this kit to install a 400w inverter in my small truck. Perfect kit, just wish the ground wire was a little longer. The zip ties were pretty cheap (one broke) but overall the cables and wires are good bang for the buck!

This cable set was perfect for what I needed. I didn't need RCA, and I don't know another person who said aluminum wires. I definitely don't have aluminum. Coating/sleeves for wires are cheap. Definitely not for something exposed to the outside elements. Hidden in the car, they should be fine.

This kit does NOT consist of 10 gauge wire. I would not recommend using this for an amp over 200 watts. Looks like a 10 gauge, but more like a 16 with thick insulation around it. Pay attention to the cable length. Measurements are in metric units, so the red wire is 15 feet long and the black wire is just over 2 feet. The packaging was all in a foreign language and did not match the picture.

I won't measure but I see the female thread isn't 10g but for the distance and current I'm drawing it will work. Crimps usually work with the appropriate crimping tool. The zip ties are rubbish, both broke before I could tie them on. Hot wire is flexible but grippy. It was very painful to pull. If you just need to hook up a couple of tubes or a small amp, that's fine. It comes with everything you need, just grab some decent zip ties. I wouldn't recommend it for some serious subsystems.