Dayton Audio BST-2 Tactile Bass Shaker 35 Watt

A lot bigger than I was expecting . This is plenty for my sim rig though, I’m only turning it about halfway up during the day and a quarter of the way up at night so I don’t bother the neighbors lol screwed it right into the back of a jegs plastic bucket seat I got on here for like 60$. More than enough bass. Glad i didn’t get the one that’s bigger than this, it would be shaking the whole house

As advertised. Used with a racing sim setup

Great product. Added 4 of them to racing sim made a world of difference. Definitely recommend.

Absolutely love these for my sim rig. Used with SIMHUB and flawless.

I installed this shaker under the seat I use when playing on the PC, this adds another level of realistic effects for flying simulation and racing games. The only thing to consider is the place where it is installed as if is located loose and not correctly adjusted it will generate noises as a result of the effects coming from it.

I picked up a little Pyle 60W amp and used a line out on my home stereo to power these shakers. I just got a new theater style reclining sofa and attached the shakers to the inner wood side support. I can control how much vibration with the Pyle volume and make it so you can just feel the vibration with the deep bass from the stereo making it seem that the stereo speakers are a lot stronger than they are. Great effect for movies!

I needed this for artwork to play low frequency sounds to vibrate a container of water to make Cymatics. Only challenge is finding a suitable way to mount. Otherwise, this thing is top notch, solid.

Paired 3 of these to my sim racing rig and couldn’t be happier.