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<blockquote data-quote="bumpasauras" data-source="post: 8000894" data-attributes="member: 607820">Thanks guys I am really happy with the sa&#039;s great product I replaced 2 jl w6v1 that I had running off of a Phoenix gold ti600.1 (old school setup) and the difference is very noticeable ..&nbsp; As far as ampreage should I chance going to 1 ohm .. I am a little worried about the audiopipe staying together at low impeadence... I guess for a 75$ investment I don&#039;t have much to lose.I really cannot say enough about the apsm2000 it is a solid amp at 2 ohm I am sure it is over rated but **** it sounds great . It absolutely destroys the ti600.1 I had on the w6&#039;s not even a comparison. The other thing I noticed is the amp draws much less current as u would expect from a class d but I really did not think it would be that noticeable .&nbsp; With the old Phoenix gold 600 and the 500.4 together there was noticeable dimming of lights during high current applications ever since I went to the apsm2000 there is no voltage issues what so ever..I know that audiopipe does not get much love around here but if you are trying to bang on a budget it is a solid amp.. I cannot wait to get those sa&#039;s in more box you can just tell the want to cut loose but can&#039;t due to the small enclosure I have them in..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bumpasauras, post: 8000894, member: 607820"] Thanks guys I am really happy with the sa's great product I replaced 2 jl w6v1 that I had running off of a Phoenix gold ti600.1 (old school setup) and the difference is very noticeable .. As far as ampreage should I chance going to 1 ohm .. I am a little worried about the audiopipe staying together at low impeadence... I guess for a 75$ investment I don't have much to lose. I really cannot say enough about the apsm2000 it is a solid amp at 2 ohm I am sure it is over rated but **** it sounds great . It absolutely destroys the ti600.1 I had on the w6's not even a comparison. The other thing I noticed is the amp draws much less current as u would expect from a class d but I really did not think it would be that noticeable . With the old Phoenix gold 600 and the 500.4 together there was noticeable dimming of lights during high current applications ever since I went to the apsm2000 there is no voltage issues what so ever.. I know that audiopipe does not get much love around here but if you are trying to bang on a budget it is a solid amp.. I cannot wait to get those sa's in more box you can just tell the want to cut loose but can't due to the small enclosure I have them in.. [/QUOTE]

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