little sketchy on the power output.
Says peak power draws 100 amps. Ohms law says 100 amps x 13 volts = 1,300 watts of power. Anything more then that and you pop the fuze.
normally rms would draw 50% of max or there about. 50 amps x 13 volts = 650 watts rms power
not saying this is not an upgrade of the stock systems.....but do not believe the power specs they are claiming at all. ohm's law is fact and this can't draw more then 1,300 watts of power without blowing a fuse. the claimed 2200 watts of peak power is just a lie. the claimed rms power of 1200 watts is really what the peak rating is. and at least an amp or 2 would be required for the dip and a2b converter.
I have been in and around audio, with home and car for almost 40 years. There is no "law" or requirement on how specs are reported. but math is math.