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I have wondered long enough why car audio manufacturers list specs for 2
different voltages, specifically 12 volt and 14.4 volt. The power ratings at these two voltages can vary quite a bit (Phoenix Gold seems to come to mind here). Why the two sets of specs? What on earth can I do to feed my system the 14.4 volts (just drive the vehicle)? Are there any benefits to providing the system 14.4 volts? I have noticed my alt meter when driving is always above 12 volts. Is it 14.4? Can't really tell. Thanks for your explanation. Regards, Steve |
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