v- fore reeds

[shee likes when i go down]

what the deal witht the high and low settings on the screw in plates that hold the reed oto the cage does it make a difference which setting u use or not?

[banshee04le]

what the deal witht the high and low settings on the screw in plates that hold the reed oto the cage does it make a difference which setting u use or not?

I'm actually just guessing and I don't know if the difference would be very noticeable but I would say that you may get a little more reed life if you slide the stop all the way up to high tension, and you would get a little more performance with the stop all the way down on low tension.

 

OR, high tension may give you a little better high rpm performance and low tension would give you

better low to mid rpm performance. <---- I'm thinking the second guess is more right.

[Yamashee1]

I Recently chnged my reeds from stock to Boynsen dual stage. I didn't notice any setings is this on just the newer shee's mine is an 01. i still have stock cages i just changed the reeds. :shrug:

[shanYE west]

I Recently chnged my reeds from stock to Boynsen dual stage. I didn't notice any setings is this on just the newer shee's mine is an 01. i still have stock cages i just changed the reeds. :shrug:

No its only for the V-force 2 reed cages.

[Animalman294]

Yeah, I thought the VF-3's snapped into place................ :beer:

[grounded]

Run the low tension for more response(shorted reed life) high tension is a trade off for response and longer life. Mine are high tension.

[headsup]

Yeah, I thought the VF-3's snapped into place................ :beer:

I just ordered the v3s, did they make a diff for you?