20 Feet 18 Awg Gauge 9 Conductor Speed Wire Speaker Trailer Copper Cable Sgw9920 on 2040-parts.com
Prairie Grove, Arkansas, United States
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Speed up your four channel amp install using this nine conductor speaker wire. It has 4 channels of speaker wire and a ninth conductor for the remote turn on lead. Pro's use this everyday. It's a great way to safe time, money and makes for a super clean install.
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