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<blockquote data-quote="TheUnderFighter" data-source="post: 7536093" data-attributes="member: 631325">Ohms are resistance. How much resistance is in the current? The less resistance, the more current will flow, which will draw more current... more taxing on your electrical. Just because it DOES 1500w, doesn&#039;t mean you have to use all of it, you can use the gain to control the output to what you want/need. If you don&#039;t have one already, make sure you pick up a DMM (Digital Multimeter). Can be had for $20 at Radioshack.Go with the Obsidian Audio man, it will perform well off a wide range of power. The HDC&#039;s will take more power to get just as loud, and twice as much to really have full potential. The OA would be way better than that MB Quart listed above :\I paid $25 shipped for what I needed for my Big 3. Same with about 8ft of 1/0 wire, 8 terminals, and a fuse holder with 250a fuse. Just look around on the forums to see who is selling wire and see if they have terminals too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheUnderFighter, post: 7536093, member: 631325"] Ohms are resistance. How much resistance is in the current? The less resistance, the more current will flow, which will draw more current... more taxing on your electrical. Just because it DOES 1500w, doesn't mean you have to use all of it, you can use the gain to control the output to what you want/need. If you don't have one already, make sure you pick up a DMM (Digital Multimeter). Can be had for $20 at Radioshack. Go with the Obsidian Audio man, it will perform well off a wide range of power. The HDC's will take more power to get just as loud, and twice as much to really have full potential. The OA would be way better than that MB Quart listed above :\ I paid $25 shipped for what I needed for my Big 3. Same with about 8ft of 1/0 wire, 8 terminals, and a fuse holder with 250a fuse. Just look around on the forums to see who is selling wire and see if they have terminals too. [/QUOTE]

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