Reddit reviews Alphasonik 15 Feet Premium 2 Channel Hyper-Flex RCA Interconnect Signal Patch Audio Cable with X-Radial Twist Wire Technology Element Certified Multiple Applications FLEX-R15

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Alphasonik 15 Feet Premium 2 Channel Hyper-Flex RCA Interconnect Signal Patch Audio Cable with X-Radial Twist Wire Technology Element Certified Multiple Applications FLEX-R15

LIFETIME | 60-Day Money-Back | 15 Ft FLEX-Series X-Radial Twisted RCA | 2-Channel Interconnect CableHyper-Flex premium jacket | Dual injection nickel plated pressure grip split RCA endsX-Radial Twist Wire Strand Geometry with Hyper-Flex technology for better signal transferChannel-Link ID assists in the proper RCA identification and connectivity using color code and numeric channel recognition at the RCA plugsElement Certified - will withstand the most extreme conditions in every environment and under all elements such as heat, moisture, and others

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u/MindReboot · 2 pointsr/CarAV

Thanks! I got the speakers in on Saturday, so I just ran them on the stock wires. The speaker wire was taped up with the power window and lock wires and ain't nobody got time for that for what I imagined would be a pretty insignificant gain on a system this size.

Embarrassed to say that the first door took me like 3 hours, but once I figured out a good way to mount the tweeters in the front, the other doors were pretty quick. The rear doors were pretty much 10 minutes each between the direct fit speakers and the speaker wiring harnesses.

I got all 4 speakers in, and they sound fantastic... well compared to the old ones, anyway.

I did pick up an amp installation kit that has an 8awg power and 8awg ground, and an inline 50amp fuse.. so I should be all set there.

I should be getting the wire harness tonight, so I can move to the next step of getting the Nexus 7 in place. Software-wise, it's all set up using Timur's USB ROM with Torque (though no ODBII dongle yet) and some other interface software. I am getting power out to the DAC through the OTG cable and the power switching for sleep mode seems to be working pretty well. Just need some tweaking to the Tasker profiles to get Bluetooth internet tethering to start automatically on my phone when it connects to the tablet.