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I believe its the same concept as using multiple runs of power wire from alts to battery banks. Which means LESS resiistance.

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i use knu 8g for my speaker wire... and some people i know use 4g for speaker wire...

but we also have high powered amps, so it helps some :P

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yeah bigger speaker can be necessary if the amp is high power enough..and does equal less resistance..but given the average everyday amps MOST people run..its just overkill and a headache lol biggest i would go is 8 gauge OP but like derrick said..i do know people who use 4 gauge there also running like 9k lol

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