Vibe Pulse
Vibe Pulse is Vibe's entry-level car audio range, offering a practical upgrade over factory speakers and adding proper bass without requiring an amplifier change. Designed for everyday drivers who want better in-car sound, the range is available from £29.99.
The Pulse line covers coaxial and component speakers in sizes from 4 to 6x9 inch, alongside bare subwoofer drivers and ready-to-fit enclosures — including an active underseat option ideal where boot space is tight.

Vibe Pulse at a glance
- PULSE4-V3 – 4 inch 2-way coaxial speakers, 40W RMS, pair — £29.99
- PULSE5-V3 – 5.25 inch 2-way coaxial speakers, 50W RMS, pair — £34.99
- PULSE6-V3 – 6.5 inch 2-way coaxial speakers, 60W RMS, pair — £39.99
- PULSE6C-V3 – 6.5 inch 2-way component speakers, 80W RMS, pair — £49.99
- PULSE69-V3 – 6x9 inch 3-way coaxial speakers, 100W RMS, pair — £49.99
- PULSE10D2-V3 – 10 inch dual 2 ohm subwoofer driver, 350W RMS — £109.99
- PULSE12D2-V3 – 12 inch dual 2 ohm subwoofer driver, 350W RMS — £119.99
- PULSEC8A-V4 – 8 inch active underseat subwoofer enclosure, 80W RMS — £129.99
- PULSEMIT10-V5 – 10 inch passive slot-ported subwoofer enclosure, 350W RMS — £199.99
Which Vibe Pulse should I choose?
For speakers, the coaxial models — PULSE4-V3, PULSE5-V3, PULSE6-V3 and PULSE69-V3 — are direct replacements that work from a standard head unit. The PULSE6C-V3 component set uses a separate tweeter for improved stereo imaging, while still compatible with a standard head unit output.
For bass, the bare PULSE10D2-V3 and PULSE12D2-V3 drivers need a separate amplifier and enclosure. The PULSEMIT10-V5 passive enclosure is ready-loaded with a PULSE10 driver and can be oriented in different ways to suit your boot. If boot space is limited, the PULSEC8A-V4 active underseat unit has a built-in amplifier and wired bass remote, fitting in just 75mm of height.
Vibe Pulse FAQs
Q: Do Vibe Pulse speakers need an amplifier?
A: No — all Pulse speaker models are designed to work directly from a standard head unit without an amplifier upgrade.
Q: What is the difference between the coaxial and component Pulse speakers?
A: Coaxial models combine the tweeter and woofer in one unit, while the PULSE6C-V3 component set uses a separate tweeter, which can improve stereo imaging and soundstage.
Q: Does the Vibe Pulse underseat subwoofer have its own amplifier?
A: Yes — the PULSEC8A-V4 is an active unit with a built-in amplifier rated at 80W RMS, and it includes a wired bass remote.
Q: What sizes are the Pulse bare subwoofer drivers available in?
A: The Pulse subwoofer drivers come in 10 inch (PULSE10D2-V3) and 12 inch (PULSE12D2-V3), both rated at 350W RMS with dual 2 ohm voice coils.
Q: Can CEN fit my Vibe Pulse speakers or subwoofer?
A: Yes — CEN has a fitting workshop at its Beeston, Nottingham store and can professionally install Pulse speakers and subwoofer systems to your vehicle.



















