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whats better solid wire or wire with more strans


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I solder all my connections and its way stronger than crimping and makes a better connection.... so I'm going to say yes you can solder solid copper to copper wire and it be a solid connection... but that's about as fat and this pipe dream goes, who's really going to put all that into a minute differance? Not I, its hard enough for me to get a whole day to work on my system much less worry about .01 of an ohm differance

Kenwood KIV-BT900

Front Stage

RF 400-4 Runs off dedicated 4 awg ofc

RE 6.5 125.5.

Lanzar Max Pro 6.5

Boston S60 6.5 components

Rear

Soundstream BX-15

Boston S60 6.5 components

4x Sundown SA8 v1.5

Crescendo BC3500D

2.4 net 28hz

4 runs of 0 gauge

Big 3

HC2400

700ca up front

Singer 350 Amp Alt

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solid wire doesnt "absorb" like stranded. you rely entirely on the strength of the solder and solder is weak. you can trust me that it would be a pain to get a good solder joint with this. its something i do at work.

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