AP-M67AC NEO 4x6.5 LOUD AS HELL planka slope v2

AP-M67AC NEO 4x6.5 LOUD AS HELL Plank Slope V2 – Sweet Pressure with Brutal Neodymium Power

The AP-M67AC NEO 4x6.5 LOUD AS HELL Plank Slope V2 is built for those who want an uncompromising sound wall in 6.5" format – with maximum performance in a lightweight package. This plank is loaded with four of Deaf Bonce’s most aggressive midbass drivers ever, combined with razor-sharp horn tweeters and matched filters for sound pressure that crushes everything in its path.

At the heart of the system are four Apocalypse AP-M67AC NEO 6.5" midbass drivers – compact powerhouses that sound like 8-inchers. With 300W RMS power, lightweight neodymium magnets, and insane attack, they deliver brutal punch, razor-sharp presence, and detail that puts the competition to shame. Low weight, high efficiency – this midbass is engineered for extreme builds where nothing can slow the sound down.

For the highs, a pair of Apocalypse AP-T25 NEO V2 horn tweeters step up – built to be heard. With 108 dB sensitivity, neodymium magnets with cooling fins, and aluminum diaphragms, they deliver crystal-clear highs even when the rest of the system is pushed to the edge of chaos.

The system is wired through two DB 2-way filters v2, specially developed to optimize the interaction between dual 4-ohm midbass drivers and tweeters in a 2-ohm configuration. Crossover frequency at 4000 Hz (12 dB/oct) and three-step tweeter attenuation (0, -3, -6 dB) give you total control over your soundstage.

Everything is designed for installation in a dBVox Raggarplanka Slope Style – rugged MDF, black carpet, and embroidered LOUD AS HELL logo. With four 6.5" slots, two tweeter mounts, and a side-mounted terminal, the setup is easy, solid, and ready for violent sound performance.

The AP-M67AC NEO 4x6.5 LOUD AS HELL Plank Slope V2 is the choice for those demanding ultra-compact raw power, uncompromising sound quality, and body-punching attack – all without weighing a ton.

NOTE! Sold as a DIY kit.
The tweeter cutouts in the enclosure may be smaller than the tweeters included. This allows 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.