lilbrummy87
Bogey Member
could it be a volt with a bead. almost predator like? seems that's sorta like how all the other disc have gone, just opposite in which was released first.
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[MVP] Mvp Amp
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MrGlass01
* Ace Member *
^^^really??
zj1002
* Ace Member *
My money is on more of a rounded/flat profile. Haven't seen a true "L" or "SS" type wing from MVP
That seems very quick, considering how long the volt was in development.
My speculation would be that it is overstable like a PD or pred. Or at least I hope thats what it is, because I got a 170 volt recently and can do nothing but turn it over, so a predator in neutron plastic would be a dream come true for me.
edit:I just read the Facebook post, its supposed to be their under stable fairway, so whoever said they were following their previous patterns (Ion then Anode, Vector then Axis) was dead on. Looks like I'll have to wait a little while longer for my predator in neutron plastic.
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thiswonisloaded
Par Member
MVP announced that it was going to be understable. So if you are doing nothing but turning it over, then you are going to do nothing but roll this.
Edit: Just read your edit haha.
I bet all they had to do is put a different overmold on the driver core they made for the Volt, makes a ton of sense why that wouldn't take nearly as long as the Volt.
Most of what took so long with the Volt was dialing in their new machinery, not so much the disc design.
knettles
Double Eagle Member
Well, since my Volt goes dead straight, I'm pretty excited about the Amp. I've actually been trying to decide on a good long range right turner.
And by the way, I think the next plastic they come out with has to be called Electron. How could they NOT do it?
And by the way, I think the next plastic they come out with has to be called Electron. How could they NOT do it?
onemilemore
* Ace Member *
I'm intrigued to see what MVP does with understable, as this is their first US disc of any kind. Hoping it comes workable out of the box and the durability of their plastic keeps it from getting uncontrollably flippy.
laramiecarlson
Eagle Member
I am a little bummed that it isn't an overstable compliment to the Volt.
As a lower powered arm (max '350-'375), I can work my new volts into a ton of lines similar to my leopard. Imagine when they get broken in! Why something more understable?!
As a lower powered arm (max '350-'375), I can work my new volts into a ton of lines similar to my leopard. Imagine when they get broken in! Why something more understable?!
The profile is up at MVP's site... http://www.mvpdiscsports.com/models/amp .
Compare it to the Volt, they are very close. The Ampa looks a little more rounded and lower plh?
Compare it to the Volt, they are very close. The Ampa looks a little more rounded and lower plh?
Stankyjahnke
Double Eagle Member
After throwing the volt I can't wait.
NorthernDisc
Eagle Member
Actually kinda glad it's understable. Don't really have that spot covered in my MVP bag. Still waiting for a Firebird like driver to complete my bag now.
ZDotHalbach
Eagle Member
December 7th! That's not far away at all! When do the testers get theirs so they can give us the amazing write ups that they always do? I have to say that without them I would have never bought and loved a Volt.
The problem is MVP discs are very hard to break in. We'll get something overstable soon I'm pretty sure. I'm happy with an understable driver since I've been using my Volts mostly for shots that don't turn or barely turn.
