Yep. Actually its been 1 year and 1 month now. Subwoofer is still going strong. Amp is going just as strong. I have never smelled the coils/glue once since I stopped bumping "No Hands" by Waka Flocka Flame. And I know that I've pushed the sub to its limits sometimes as I can hear the sub reachings its mechanical limits. In this regard, I am extremely happy that I went with an ASPM-1500 and wired it down to 2 ohms. It seems that I reached the perfect medium of SPL and SQ without distortion on 12v electrical relative to this and only this specific amp
I couldn't be happier with this system, it is STILL loud enough for me. I don't have any prospects to "upgrade" yet.
Regarding the amp, I don't know if anything has changed on this forum regarding the ASPM series of amps, but whatever people might tell you of how "bad" the amp is, I can tell you with a year of confidence that this amp is solid. Granted I did not run it at 1 ohm, this amp is still the best price to performance ratio out there. There is no such thing as overheating this amp, as I've had some pretty sunny days with the amp sitting directly in the sunlight. I have no tint, so the amp is getting a full load of heat on it, and the metal casing will get so hot sometimes, that you can't keep your hand on it for more than 5 seconds, and it would still bump at full tilt.
The amp is a PERFECT match for the Obsidian subs @ 2 ohms. Set your gains correctly, and your sub will be perfect for years to come.
In terms of a new not used quality setup on a somewhat strict budget, I don't think I can recommend another combination that will yield you the sound quality and loudness for under $300.
Brand New Audiopipe ASPM-1500 ~ $125
Brand New Obsidian Audio 15 ~ $160
I love Obsidian Audio so much, that Obsidian Audio blocked me from commenting, liking, or sharing any of their posts, on their Facebook, luuul. I can only view their stuff.
I couldn't be happier with this system, it is STILL loud enough for me. I don't have any prospects to "upgrade" yet.
Regarding the amp, I don't know if anything has changed on this forum regarding the ASPM series of amps, but whatever people might tell you of how "bad" the amp is, I can tell you with a year of confidence that this amp is solid. Granted I did not run it at 1 ohm, this amp is still the best price to performance ratio out there. There is no such thing as overheating this amp, as I've had some pretty sunny days with the amp sitting directly in the sunlight. I have no tint, so the amp is getting a full load of heat on it, and the metal casing will get so hot sometimes, that you can't keep your hand on it for more than 5 seconds, and it would still bump at full tilt.
The amp is a PERFECT match for the Obsidian subs @ 2 ohms. Set your gains correctly, and your sub will be perfect for years to come.
In terms of a new not used quality setup on a somewhat strict budget, I don't think I can recommend another combination that will yield you the sound quality and loudness for under $300.
Brand New Audiopipe ASPM-1500 ~ $125
Brand New Obsidian Audio 15 ~ $160
I love Obsidian Audio so much, that Obsidian Audio blocked me from commenting, liking, or sharing any of their posts, on their Facebook, luuul. I can only view their stuff.
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