What size speaker wires for Fi 15Q?

[B_digital 0]

Just got my woofer in and wondering whats the right size wire to use. 8awg?

[ABXX49 20]

Just got my woofer in and wondering whats the right size wire to use. 8awg?

Probably overkill there. BUT if you have extra 8ga laying around and can fit it in, more power to you! You'd be fine with 10 or 12 though.

[B_digital 0]

I shoot for 10ga then, thanks

[EricM9104 0]

I'm running Scosche "14ga" per voice coil on my Q 12"... Seems fine so far

[///M5 2,833]

How far is it from your amp to your Q? If not far, 14ga is more than fine.

[NDMstang65 403]

12 or 14awg is fine..

[unclehulka13 0]

How far is it from your amp to your Q? If not far, 14ga is more than fine.

Pretty sure that doesn't matter at all.

Thanks for not helping yet again.

[nem 2,019]

How far is it from your amp to your Q? If not far, 14ga is more than fine.

Pretty sure that doesn't matter at all.

Thanks for not helping yet again.

Why don't you do yourself a favor and be respectful when you are posting!!

[scottxgtr 9]

How far is it from your amp to your Q? If not far, 14ga is more than fine.

Pretty sure that doesn't matter at all.

Thanks for not helping yet again.

you do realize that as a wire gets longer it has more resistance, and needs to be thicker to prevent burning up. especially in high power applications.

if you dont know what you are talking about, keep quiet and learn.

[KU40 173]

How far is it from your amp to your Q? If not far, 14ga is more than fine.

Pretty sure that doesn't matter at all.

Thanks for not helping yet again.

Pretty sure you don't understand wire length and resistance, as mentioned above.

[suprefly 0]

How far is it from your amp to your Q? If not far, 14ga is more than fine.

Pretty sure that definitely matters.

Thanks for helping yet again, oh powerful M5.

What are you guys talking about? Looks to me like he was pretty respectful

Seriously, when working with that much wattage, evrything starts to matter...what the strand count is, how long, the type of metal, proper connections, etc.

Edited May 19, 2009 by FF5

[///M5 2,833]

Lol, you guys beat me to it.