It's an achievement for a SPL guy ... Idling at 14.4v vary car to car ...bigger car bigger alternator ...btw which ride u got.
Spl systems drop hell ov voltage even to 10v in a start car... Strong the electricals lesser the voltage drops ...
Bro all is the game of rms and ohms ... Lesser the ohms more the power demand by the amplifier .... Means to go down from 4ohms to 1 or 0.5 ohms you need more strong electricals ,larger current requirements for the same rms
It's p=vi (14.4)(the current ur alt or battery can give)
Means for a 400rms setup u need a 400rms amp at 4ohms ...so to stay idle at 14.4v u will need current ...
So p=vi , 400=(14.4)(I)
So current req is about 40-45 amperes also taking the 80% efficiency of class D monoblock ...
So thats why u idle at 14.4v most all of the cars do...
But for a 1000rms setup you will need about 90 amperes the same way with abt 80% efficiency of class d amps ...
So my friend bigger the spl setup with low ohms ,larger the current demand and hard to maintain at 14.4v
And don't. Forget we are talking about a 5000spl which is 2000rms so think ur self the current demand and challenges to idle at 14.4v
Hope this clears out ...something from my side .