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<blockquote data-quote="audiolife" data-source="post: 47317" data-attributes="member: 541383"><p>personally either way will work..thats how i judge (sorry) the amount of power gained or lost doing it either way is meaningless...every amp i have installed ran just fine using chassis ground (batteries are chassis ground and i think cc did hit ya over the head to do that (its more of a question or asking) i wouldnt tell you you gotta do that but inturn it does make for&nbsp; a neat package. i ground my systems the way MECP says not to (common ground even with the head unit if needed) i run into noise having 4 grounds my systems have no more than 2. only one time did i ever get noise from a ground... is 10 watts maybe of power worth this arguement? is the 25 bucks for the battery post? dunno cause in a system 25 bucks isnt anything..10 watts in a 100 watt system isnt anything...simply put i spend time deciding where things go so i CAN do my system my way and if i can use a distrobution block i will (acts about the same as your new battery post) or do the batt post thing..eventually will cost about the same and either can look pretty lol. also remember i always run multiple amps and proccessors and also a ground problem is determined by other means other than &quot;just moving it around&quot;</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="audiolife, post: 47317, member: 541383"] personally either way will work..thats how i judge (sorry) the amount of power gained or lost doing it either way is meaningless...every amp i have installed ran just fine using chassis ground (batteries are chassis ground and i think cc did hit ya over the head to do that (its more of a question or asking) i wouldnt tell you you gotta do that but inturn it does make for a neat package. i ground my systems the way MECP says not to (common ground even with the head unit if needed) i run into noise having 4 grounds my systems have no more than 2. only one time did i ever get noise from a ground... is 10 watts maybe of power worth this arguement? is the 25 bucks for the battery post? dunno cause in a system 25 bucks isnt anything..10 watts in a 100 watt system isnt anything...simply put i spend time deciding where things go so i CAN do my system my way and if i can use a distrobution block i will (acts about the same as your new battery post) or do the batt post thing..eventually will cost about the same and either can look pretty lol. also remember i always run multiple amps and proccessors and also a ground problem is determined by other means other than "just moving it around" [/QUOTE]

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