ZAMson
^Has PhD in Disc-Artistry
FYI -- some people might not be seeing the Volt in full glory. if you don't see a huge photo of the Volt on the homepage of the MVP site, just do a page refresh.
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as with Eclipse, Neutron plastic has a standardized stamp and we wanted it clean. Proton stamps have unique graphics for each model, so in that regard, you haven't seen the actual Volt stamp. it's the Neutron stamp you hate.Also, the stamp for the Volt is absolutely lame. Doesn't seem to fit in any way with their other stamps, and it's so empty.
as with Eclipse, Neutron plastic has a standardized stamp and we wanted it clean. Proton stamps have unique graphics for each model, so in that regard, you haven't seen the actual Volt stamp. it's the Neutron stamp you hate.
as with Eclipse, Neutron plastic has a standardized stamp and we wanted it clean. Proton stamps have unique graphics for each model, so in that regard, you haven't seen the actual Volt stamp. it's the Neutron stamp you hate.
I designed it with them and no offense taken.Ok...well then...the neutron stamp is lame. lol
I don't mean to slam it really, and my apologies to you if you designed it for them. It does just look out of place, but you're right about the different stamp styles and I hadn't stopped to think about that.
I am firstly excited to announce the PDGA approval of the Volt, our first driver.
The Volt is our stable controllable distance driver. This driver will be great for long driving lines where accuracy and dependability is needed. Our aim for this driver is a disc that is great for both controlled distance and powered-down driving lines. As our first driver release, we feel that this disc will cover a large range of our lineup.
In addition to our first driver, we have also just finished developing our new polymer series called Neutron, first being debuted in the Volt. The Neutron blend shares similar characteristics as Proton, but with some different additives mixed into the recipe and new opaque colors to offer a premium look and feel. The unique Neutron blend will consist of a large variety of bright easy-to-find fluorescent colors.
Stay tuned for Neutron to be debuted in other models as well.
Check out more details on our website: http://www.mvpdiscsports.com/
Cheers,
Chad Richardson and the MVP Disc Sports Team
now the thing i didn't get answered in the other thread, is that a slightly convex inner rim as that profile pic seems to indicate?
I want a Volt with the Ion stamp, it would really mess with people's heads out on the course.
Get ablank and have it dyed. Great idea. Hmmm.
see here's why creative professionals are valuableWould fake Ions be Phions as in Pho Ions?
I'm sure you'll be able to get them blank as well.At first I was like sweet a driver and bringing back the opaque plastic, but the standardized stamp has me put off, I like different stamps
I have a 173 Glow Axis that would disagree with you
that's your form talking not the disc.