I was bored this weekend

[Joel]

TakeYourTopOff wrote:
The wires come into play when it's being mic'ed the ear won't hear the little bit of noise but the mic will
chuck didn't go to car audio school or anything, and hasnt been working in car audio for 10 years or anything, so please educate him more on this subject.

[Guest]

Jerome has competed in IASCA, he knows his crap there too. But, IASCA, USAC and MECA have all eliminated RTA testing and noone tests with an oscilloscope so again, you cannot hear wire. Period.

[DaveH]

I was in a band named WIRE. You could definitely hear us if you drove by during practice.

:icon_albino:

[Guest]

damn you dave and your exceptions to the rules.....

[Guest]

I was not happy with the bass output of that design....new plan....

[MisterCMK]

tjamz is correct, you cannot hear wire. As long as it is sized correctly for the job, there is no difference between 12ga monster speaker wire and 12ga romex for speaker wire.

[Fitzy]

Other than you don't wanna use solid core wire in a high vibration environment.(ie cars)

[Guest]

yeah....figured that was a given though Fitzy..

[TakeYourTopOff]

DaveH wrote:
I was in a band named WIRE. You could definitely hear us if you drove by during practice.

:icon_albino:

LMAO my question is what were you wired on :icon_thumright:

[TakeYourTopOff]

MisterCMK wrote:
tjamz is correct, you cannot hear wire. As long as it is sized correctly for the job, there is no difference between 12ga monster speaker wire and 12ga romex for speaker wire.

their is "A" differnce......

PRICE

[Fitzy]

TakeYourTopOff wrote:
their is "A" differnce......

PRICE

And very soon the price of all wire will be going up as the price of copper is getting up there. We have been warned from our vendors that even the price of the metra harnesses will be going up.