🔌 LEIGESAUDIO 0/2/4 Gauge to 4/8 Gauge Amp Power Distribution Block for Car Audio Splitter - 2 Way Copper Connector (1PACK) Review

It would be better if he used the same Allen key for the input and output cables, but other than that it's just what I needed.

The product was delivered quickly and caused no problems during installation. It was small enough that it could be hidden so no one could see where I installed it. I definitely recommend this product for your car audio needs.

The input to this block does not match true zero gauge wire when using a ferrule (not even close). In the image shown, the competitor's block entrance is on the left and the Leigesaudio entrance is on the right. If your installation requires a true null gauge, I do not recommend this product.

Wanted these but one day I put my own 0 gauge wire in. which I had to cut out because I didn't notice the 4 gauge reducer there. So even with my gauge 0, the plastic cap didn't fit. I had to press and knead and still the photos are crooked. Not happy but I bought 2 of these. If I could go back, I would go back.

Very good quality, nice weight, with lace. The only problem is the screw on the bottom that holds the black plastic mounting plate. Even though the screw is countersunk, it hit the corner of my CD changer in the trunk and shorted out the fuse on my battery amp as well as the relay I used to turn on the two amps. It hurts so much to fix it all.

It was perfect for my audio amplifier. Great price and well made. #4 from my mini ANL fuse box from battery to distribution block to split into another #4 and #10 Wires actually locking issue - no matter the gauge. The only thing stopping me from giving it 5 stars is that I wish it came with insulating boots that pop out a bit to cover strands from impact - just a little indentation would be great too. I would buy it again if needed.

I received (2) of these units to fit a capacitor in my car and I wanted it connected correctly as you can see in the picture. These blocks are very easy to install. I screwed them to the subwoofer enclosure (screws are not included with the blocks). I used 4 gauge pure copper wire and the size was perfect and I had no trouble getting the wires into the block and attaching them. On the (1) side of the block I had to leave a spacer because it was made for 0/2/4. These blocks also have a nice lid…

The slot is made of a decent alloy and not cast so it's accurate and doesn't leak much. The Single Ended has a 4/0 collet that doesn't really have a grip, so use caution when using the original 4/0 line like I did. You must unscrew the live beans from the setscrew to keep the collet from falling out with the live end. The two smaller holes don't have collets, which I wish they had. Also, the conductive block is held in place with a single screw in plastic that isn't hidden by anything. I filled