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wire prolly got too hot?? i guess depends on what size wire, u may have been pushing too much power throught it and caused it to heat up and melt, likely to happen with ur other wire/s too. my .02

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how big is the wire?

it could be too small wire or its shorted out a few strands.

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really using cheap monster 14g for subs.. i use that for my mids n highs

you need quality 12 g or 10g wire hell 8g wire will work too

you simply have too much current going thru that small of a wire ive NEVR had a melted wire before

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14guage wire should be good enough for a 2000w amp.

Probably a bad connection causing more resistance then normal.

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I use 12g on my front speakers and 10g on my sub. If you're running 2000w at 14v you're able to run a max of 140A through your speaker wire. For that you need like 4AWG wire, but you're not running full-tilt all the time.

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