This Multi-conductor wire any good???

[CaptainzPlanetz]

So Im looking to have two seperate runs of this to the front from my 4channel in the back to the Components up front, it seems like a pretty good deal for 100ft of wire, and each larger jacket containing 4 seperate strands of 12 gauge. So even though its in-wall speaker wire, would it be fine to run in the car??? I can deal with it being a little less flexible.

http://cgi.ebay.com/12-4-GAUGE-100ft-Cable-4-CONDUCTOR-SPEAKER-WIRE-CL2-/220601378745?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item335cdde7b9

[finkster]

its fine but what are u trying to wire?

[tacomabanga1986]

i see no harm in it not being able to be used for car audio

and it being 12/4 at that cheap of price is a steal i think

i might pick some up also, and helps make the wireing cleaner and easier also

edit: the main difference in car audio speaker wire and home audio speaker wire is how they make the strands

car audio speaker wire = more strands but of smaller size to help with flexibility

home audio speaker wire = less strands but of larger size due to not really a need for flexibility for going in walls and along floor joist

i use it in my truck and for home as well

[advicespace]

Its not bad for car audio use,i found a good website that explains all the different types of wiring for car audio http://moneyexpertsteam.blogspot.com/2010/12/5-top-tips-before-building-sub.html

[Superjay]

that's home audio wire. I personally wouldn't use it, mostly because of the size of the strands, but copper is copper