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i just found it weird that on the box it said ONLY for audio speakers. and i doubt in the begginers electronics text its says anything about "speaker wires"
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That's because it looks alot like standard stranded wire used in extension cords, but won't carry house current without heating up. This is why it is labeled as audio only. It is probably overkill for your application.
And, yes, if you took the time to read up on beginners electronics, you would find that understanding the different types of conductors and their uses is very basic knowledge that is covered.
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also on the box it said gold and silver and to hook up silver to the negatives and gold to the positive.
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Again, this is only to ensure you hook everything up on your stereo correctly and has nothing to do with conductiveness.
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so dont get all mad at me i read theese forums thoroughly
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I'm not mad at you at all. I'm getting discouraged by the fact that I've been telling you where all these answers are, but you won't take the time to look. Theses answers aren't on the forums, they are in electronics texts and manuals. They are inexpensive and everywhere. The library. RS has one I think. Namuna supplied a link and made it a sticky. A simple Google search will turn up dozens of websites that teach basic electronics. In less that half an hour, you could find the answer to any of these questions by doing some research.
All I'm saying is, if you want to do advanced modifications to your cars, then you need to at least understand basic principles. We like to help people with their questions, but when we keep telling you were to look and you refuse, what can we do?