Audiopulse vmp

[dcole18 5,000+ posts]

you get the advantages of a ported box without port noise

the vmp is an adjustable radiator so you can change the tuning by adding/removing weights from a pole attached to the back side of the cone

with the weights that come with the vmp you should be able to tune to 30-40hz... with the extra's it would be more like 20-40hz

 

[titanle 10+ year member]

you get the advantages of a ported box without port noise
the vmp is an adjustable radiator so you can change the tuning by adding/removing weights from a pole attached to the back side of the cone

with the weights that come with the vmp you should be able to tune to 30-40hz... with the extra's it would be more like 20-40hz

how much u want for em?

 

[Hintzyboy 5,000+ posts]

Ok, I didn't realize that AP made the VMP for a 1:1 ratio in a small box. Yeah, I'd say go for it. And the AP website says tuning is 15-30Hz

 

[dcole18 5,000+ posts]

Ok, I didn't realize that AP made the VMP for a 1:1 ratio in a small box. Yeah, I'd say go for it. And the AP website says tuning is 15-30Hz

the 10 is different...

and 5 plus shipping for teh weights

 

[Hintzyboy 5,000+ posts]

the 10 is different...
and 5 plus shipping for teh weights

 

[titanle 10+ year member]

according to that chart seems like I wouldn't need weights.

 

[Hintzyboy 5,000+ posts]

according to that chart seems like I wouldn't need weights.

For $5, you might as well go for them. Never hurts to have some extra flexibility

 

[dcole18 5,000+ posts]

trust me, the 10" is different... has to do with the suspension

buuuut, you dont NEED any more weights per say...

 

[Hintzyboy 5,000+ posts]

trust me, the 10" is different... has to do with the suspension

buuuut, you dont NEED any more weights per say...

Well it's obviously different from the other ones, but I think Audiopulse knows the specs of their own drivers. Granted, how usable that range is may be a different story in the real world. Like I said, always good to have the extra flexibility

 

[dcole18 5,000+ posts]

Well it's obviously different from the other ones, but I think Audiopulse knows the specs of their own drivers. Granted, how usable that range is may be a different story in the real world. Like I said, always good to have the extra flexibility

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