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Your biggest concern would be the solder joint itself and how well you soldered it.

Google "cold solder joint".

A bad solder joint can definitely hurt your conductivity and cause excess heating.

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I'm not very good at soldering haha.... My DD woofers have speaker wire that comes off and I wired them to 1 ohm and tied into my speaker wire that goes to the amp... Even if it's twisted and taped do you think I should just skip out on using the solder? I don't have to have it... Just to be safe?

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Twisted and taped is not an acceptable means of termination. That's just asking for a problem :)

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Crimp if you can't solder. But a couple scraps of wire and a half hour of practice would make soldering a much cheaper and more effective plan of action.

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