DAYTONAUDIO Dayton Audio BST-1 High Power Pro Tactile Bass Shaker 50 Watts

I was hesitant to buy one simply because I didn't think I had any way to mount it to my computer chair. Everyone says you need to mount it to a solid flat surface, but my chair does not have anything like that. I found one person who said they used zip ties to attach it, so I had a feel around inside my chair and found that it's structure is made up of thin but sturdy metal bars and decided to take the risk on a purchase.When it arrived I did a hack job of slicing open the back of the chair and used some tiny zip ties that had shipped with my PC case and it works, it works brilliantly. I feel the vibration through my torso into my head down to my upper legs. It's great for all music but especially Drum and Bass, it's great for movies and video games, sometimes there is bass that is barely audible, but with this you will feel it. An example of that is the Revelations: Persona opening, you can find it on Youtube, and it adds a layer of suspense that you cannot hear.I'm using my single BST-1 connected with 14 gauge speaker wire to a Nobsound NS-01G Pro which I also used zip ties to attach to the arms of my chair so I can easily control the intensity. I think a single BST-1 is enough for a computer chair.

This may be the best, most noticeable upgrade to my cinema. One of these and £40 mini amp is all it needs to make my sofa vibrate. Adds a whole new level of immersive

As heading, wouldn’t want a home cinema without one!

The Dayton Audio BST-1 Bass Shaker is a game-changer for enhancing low-frequency audio. It delivers an immersive tactile experience, making it perfect for home theater setups, gaming chairs, or even car audio systems. The build quality is solid, and it’s easy to install. If you're looking to feel the bass rather than just hear it, the BST-1 is a must-have addition

Added to my sim racing rig (attached directly to back of seat). Racing now lacks immersion if I forget to turn this on. Using with Nobsound mini amp and Simhub. Highly recommended.

Nice quality items, used as bass shakers for my race simulator, they do a great job combined with a 7-channel USB sound card.

Bought two of these for my sim rig and together with a cheap 50w pc amp the quality and quantity of vibration is off the chart - highly recommended - basically two of these + a cheap amp + cables is the same cost as a Buttkicker single unit kit (and easier to mount on anything other than an office chair) 2 transducers is really the minimum needed for a racing sim setup (under seat + under pedals)

Perfect butt shaker