has anyone heard of Scosche?? its wires (RCA, speaker).. Good or Bad reviews?? thanks

 

Wire is wire. They make quality stuff though.

 

not entirely true not all wire is created equal

 

Yes Scosche will work just fine, its quality low price wire, i have it in my car and have had no problems whatsoever. For the most part, wire is wire.

 

so far so good, always a complete kit and decent priced.

 

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Ya your right

unless your going wth the cheapest wire money can buy the average joe can't hear a difference. And is nothing wrong with scosche they pretty much work great.

 

Scosche actually makes some expensive azz stuff too. Like their Platinum coated stuff.

 

I don't understand why these companies are obsessed with platinum coatings. It is not the most conductive metal. I guess it's a marketing gimick.

 

At college, one of the prof's did his cable theory lecture, and had some of the guys from monster cable in the crowd. he took an old lamp, chopped the cord off the plug and used it as speaker wire, he did some A/b test with some creamy kimber cable (silver, blah blah, 100 bucks a foot type stuff) no one could hear the difference. took the same chunk of "wire", made it in to an rca cable, same sort of tests, same results.

funny stuff

Any one know what the actual process for making oxygen free wire is?

 

Speaker wire is generally wire, RCA's aren't. There are some really crap RCA's out there.

 

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funny stuff

Any one know what the actual process for making oxygen free wire is?
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The thing is, w/the automotive environment, there are noises that can appear outta your audio system if you use poor cables and get it installed incorrectly. That's why we try to use the best cables that we can reasonably afford.
Shielded RCAs are a good investment. You don't wanna have to figure out where the noise is coming from, and find out thats its from some cheap *** cables, and have to pretty much redo the install.

 

thanks for the info everyone. i am going to test them out and update yall on the quality.

 

I'm using their stuff and it is quality!

 

Oxygen Free??

Oxygen with copper is what? A semiconductor.
What is a semiconductor? A resistor
What is a resistor? Well it is pretty self explanatory.

DOnt sweat it, the human ear will never tell the difference. Now with my oscilliscope maybe. Just buy good shielded cable and youwill be ok.