They used to be great bows until they were bought out by Arcus Hunting in 2015 and their customer service and warranty went to crap. I've got some stories that are absolutely unbelievable in relation to their customer service and warranty department, it's almost like they don't even know what they're doing. After that they bought Strother Archery and brought on Kevin Strother, who I personally don't have an opinion on either way but companies that he's apart of don't seem to do too well, and the entire draw cycle, consistency, comfort, and sound to the bows went out the window. They still balance and shoot okay but that's about it. As a dealer for them, we have multiple 2017 and 2018 models that we can't give away. I'm not sure that we've sold a single one all year. Absolutely no one that comes in here wants one after they draw it and then draw a bowtech or even a cheap parker. The bowtechs are pretty quiet right out of the box and the Obsession sound like you're dry firing them when people shoot them, even with an FMJ they're loud. We've had some guys claim that they're not tuned properly, etc, and we show them every time that the tuning/timing/alignment on them is perfect. They're just that way. I remember the 2014-2015 Obsessions were great bows and we used to sell them like crazy. Quiet and had one of the smoothest/easiest draw cycles on the market. Since then they've changed the cams and the riser to put more torque on the limbs and make a faster bow but it's been nothing but kryptonite for them. As someone who's from Georgia and would love to support a local company it really sucks that they've gone into the toilet but I can't represent a product that I don't believe in just because they're headquartered in my state. It's not fair to me or my customers.