AP-M61SE NEO 4x6.5 LOUD AS HELL planka slope v1

AP-M61SE NEO 4x6.5 LOUD AS HELL Plank Slope V1 – Sylvester NEO Performance with Sport-Class Precision on Top

The AP-M61SE NEO 4x6.5 LOUD AS HELL Plank Slope V1 is designed for those who want maximum responsiveness, minimal weight, and uncompromising SPL performance. Combining the neodymium-equipped AP-M61SE NEO from the Sylvester series with the AT-32 Sport tweeter, this system both bites hard and maintains cohesion across the full frequency range.

At the heart of the setup are four Apocalypse M61SE NEO 6.5" midrange drivers – lightweight units with 180W RMS, neodymium magnets, compact construction, and extreme sensitivity. The result is a midbass speaker that delivers full impact even with limited power – ideal for SPL builds where every watt must be heard and every gram counts. Despite its size, it delivers with incredible punch and detail.

Treble is handled by two AT-32 Sport horn tweeters, built for clarity and punch. With 60W RMS, 120W max, polycarbonate diaphragms, neodymium magnets, and a sensitivity of 108.3 dB, you get a sharp, clear top-end response that keeps pace with the M61SE NEO’s aggressive nature. And thanks to their compact form, installation is easy.

Two DB 2-way filters v2 tie the system together, optimized for 2-ohm operation. With a crossover frequency of 4000 Hz (12 dB/oct) and three-stage tweeter attenuation (0, -3, -6 dB), you can dial in your sound just the way you like it.

Everything housed in a dBVox Raggarplanka Slope Style – robust MDF construction, black carpet finish, and embroidered LOUD AS HELL logo. Four midbass slots, two tweeter positions, and a side-mounted terminal make installation simple and secure.

The AP-M61SE NEO 4x6.5 LOUD AS HELL Plank Slope V1 is the choice for those who want lightweight punch with maximum SPL efficiency, paired with treble performance that stays in control. A complete system ready to dominate.

NOTE! Sold as a DIY kit.
The tweeter holes in the enclosure may be smaller than the supplied tweeters. This is to allow compatibility with most tweeters in the included universal box. You may need to use a rasp or similar tool to widen the hole for a perfect fit.