Is it necessary to replace the original car speaker wires?
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For car speakers, the current is generally not large, so there is no need to replace the wires. If the original speakers have lower power and you want to upgrade to higher-power speakers, you should consider whether the existing wiring is sufficient. Only if the current wiring is inadequate should you replace it. Points to note when modifying car audio: The primary concern when modifying car audio is the electrical circuit. When modifying or repairing car audio, always go to a professional modification shop. This ensures that the original car circuit is not damaged, the vehicle warranty is not affected, and proper after-sales service is guaranteed. During wiring, separate power cables, audio cables, and signal cables should be installed, with proper shielding and protection between the lines. Car power cables: Since the car voltage is only 12V, and audio amplifiers are high-power devices with significant instantaneous current, thicker copper-core wires are used. Car audio wires need to be flexible, typically made of multiple fine copper strands.