Review and test of the Boss Armor 1500m 1500 watt amp and the Pyle PLPW6D 6.5 Subwoofer

Picked up this Boss Armor 1500m and a Pyle 6.5 inch Subwoofer for my son's ATV and found it does quit well for the cost of the equipment. Get yours at: https://amzn.to/2L9aGaY Update from reading the thread: The only way to get 1500 watts with a 30 amp fuse would be to pump 50 volts through it. "voltage times amps equals watts" So either this amp can handle 50 plus volts, or the company is using bloated numbers, I am going to go with the later. This is done throughout all markets, cars and horsepower, or MPG, light and lumens, the list goes on. Consumers have to do their research, you can just look at specs and take their word for it, you have to know how they got the numbers. The Boss amp only has a 30 amp fuse, so this will never make the wattage they claim, but it should make about 240 watts if you do the math. This is still not bad for a 40 dollar amp. The Pyle 6.5 inch sub sounded alright for no box, it had decant excursion, the manual claims 4mm. I hope for it's size it is very capable once dropped in a box. The Pyle sub claims it can handle 300 watts rms and 600 watts max, but the manual says 100 watts. Hope it will live off this over rated amp, but time will tell. Boss AR1500M ARMOR 1,500-Watt Mono Mosfet Amplifier 1500 W MAX Power, 1 Channel 1125 W X 1 RMS @ 2 ohm 563 W X 1 RMS @ 4 ohm Monoblock, Class A/B, MOSFET Power Supply High and Low Level Inputs Variable Low Pass Crossover, Switchable Bass Boost Remote Subwoofer Control Pyle PLPW6D 6-Inch 600 Watt Dual 4 Ohm Subwoofer Black Steel Basket - 30 OZ Magnet Non-Press Paper Cone - 300 Watts RMS / 600 Watts Max Power Specially Treated Foam Surround - SPL: 89 dB 1.5" 4 Layer Dual Voice Coil - Spring Loaded Push Down Speaker Terminals are not supplied. Solder tabs are provided. Dual 4 Ohm Impedance - Dimensions: 6.6'' (Diameter) x 2.9'' (Depth)