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<blockquote data-quote="jtmoney" data-source="post: 43289" data-attributes="member: 541094"><p>to make wiring easy....at any load, say 2 or 4ohm for example, the power output will be the same, especially thanks to JL's RIPS system, which means it doesnt matter whether the voltage is 12V or 14,4V, unlike some amps which will do Xrms at 14.4v but will drop down to Yrms, y being a lower output in my example at under 14.4V, when your engine is off for example.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jtmoney, post: 43289, member: 541094"] to make wiring easy....at any load, say 2 or 4ohm for example, the power output will be the same, especially thanks to JL's RIPS system, which means it doesnt matter whether the voltage is 12V or 14,4V, unlike some amps which will do Xrms at 14.4v but will drop down to Yrms, y being a lower output in my example at under 14.4V, when your engine is off for example. [/QUOTE]
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