oxygen free speaker wire

No, and no. While "oxygen free" means CHEMICALLY, there is no (or very little) oxygen chemically bound with the atomic structure of the metal, you will not likely hear any difference ANYWHERE, let alone in the VERY noisy environment of the car. Copper is going to oxidize anywhere it is exposed to air, and "oxygen free" or not, it is going to oxidize at the same rate, or so close as to be mathematically insignificant differences...It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."

Yeah OFC wire is a sales gimmick...like saying cap will give your amp the power it needs

Scientifically, I think OFC offers a slightly lower resistance. Measurable in everyday applications, no, but in a laboratory, yes.There are 3 kinds of people in the world, those who can count and those who can't

stevdart wrote: I was thinking about putting my pesky cat into an oxygen-free environment for awhile to see what would happen... Knock one more ball off the Christmas tree, Lucy.

my cat is really pssin me off with the Christmas tree too. she's eating the candy canesBig Dave

lol thats wierd never heard of a cat eating candy. My girlfriend put up a tree and her cat tried to climb up in it knocked it over, made a huge mess.

Here is a link I like to show people that think OFC wire is so much better than regular wire http://www.aqdi.com/goldcon.htm