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The Oblivion V2 is a 12-inch dual-voice-coil car subwoofer built for high-output bass, rated at 2000 watts RMS and 4000 watts peak. Its 4-inch black-coated voice coil, 300 oz triple-stack Y35 magnet and double-layer Nomex spider are serious hardware for a competition-style driver. The DVC 2-ohm coils wire to 1 ohm parallel or 4 ohm series, so it suits amps that are stable at low impedance. It is heavy at 46 lbs with a 9-inch mounting depth, so it needs a stout box and a deep baffle. Owners rate it highly for output and low-end extension; the trade-offs are the space and power it demands and its modest 85.3 dB sensitivity, which needs real amplifier headroom.
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Owners rate the Oblivion V2 highly, with 22 ratings averaging 4.7 out of 5. Buyers praise its output and low-end reach for the money, and the build hardware gets credit. The main gripes are its weight and the space and power it takes to run.
The Slapz Audio Oblivion V2 is a 12-inch dual voice coil subwoofer with a 2 ohm impedance. It is rated at 2000 watts RMS and 4000 watts peak. It uses a 4-inch, 4-layer black coated voice coil and weighs 46 lbs.
The cone is pressed paper with a hard plastic dust cap, and the surround is high roll foam. The motor uses a 300 oz Y35 triple stack magnet. A double layer Nomex spider pack and dual tinsel leads complete the build, and the terminals are 6 gauge push terminals.
A 1 ohm monoblock amplifier of 3000 watts per subwoofer is at the mechanical limit of the sub. A larger amplifier is not suggested, as it can cause failure. The subwoofer needs a 5-hour break-in period because of its stiff suspension. Do not use it in the same enclosure as the Oblivion version 1.
