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Scosche Efxswc12-100 100 Feet Of 12 True American Gauge (awg) (ofc) on 2040-parts.com

US $74.99
Location:

Bound Brook, New Jersey, United States

Bound Brook, New Jersey, United States
Condition:New Brand:Scosche Part Brand:Scosche Manufacturer Part Number:EFXSWC12-100 UPC:033991044005 Warranty:Yes Type:Wires Product Type:Installation Parts Types:Wires Other Part Number:80249094 Product Name:OFC Ultra-Flex Speaker Wire Interchange Part Number:Scosche Installation Parts

Product Description

  • True wire 12 AWG
  • Adheres to the American Wire Gauge Standard
  • Hand-counted strands for quality control
  • Oxygen Free
  • Frosted Black
  • 250ft

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