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Oxygen Free Copper (OFC) vs. Copper-Clad Aluminum (CCA)

Comparing OFC and CCA wiring kits to help you choose the right one for your amp.

Updated July 30, 2026 1 min readWiring & Accessories
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Skar Audio offers two wire types for amplifier installations. The choice depends on your system's power requirements and budget considerations.

OFC (Oxygen Free Copper) Advantages

  • OFC is typically more conductive and will carry more current to your amplifier
  • Reduced strain on vehicle electrical systems
  • Enhanced corrosion resistance
  • Superior heat absorption
  • Recommended for systems exceeding 2000W
  • Premium pricing

CCA (Copper-Clad Aluminum) Advantages

  • Cost-effective pricing
  • Suitable for systems rated at 2000W or below
  • Great budget-friendly option

Recommendation

CCA is a really great product and budget-friendly if you do not have the need to carry high amounts of power. However, OFC delivers notable performance advantages for high-powered installations.

Your selection should align with your amplifier's wattage requirements and financial constraints.

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