BST-2 Tactile Bass Shaker 35 Watt

Works great for sim racing!! I have 4 setup on my cockpit and it’s run through simhub. Talk about the best way to immerse yourself into the game, besides VR2!! I have them turned wayyyy down or else they will shake the entire house! They are crazy strong and work great!

A fantastic Golf cart audio upgrade. Attached to the panel behind the seat. All hidden Dayton Audio transducer speakers work far better than expected. Powered by a $25 50x50x50 watt bluetooth amp, an inexpensive but quality sound system I can listen to my music from my phone. Selecting where to install resonance speakers is critical when vibration feedback can ruin the sound with buzzing and rattling, make sure the install point is secure. The panel between my cart seat and clubs required double sided tape along the edges to eliminate rattles.

Incredible power from these little shakers. Mounted one each, from and rear on my Sim Lab P1X Pro (heavy duty profile rig) and they work great. Really enhances the sim!

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

Honestly, I'm surprised this actually worked. My car is a Prius C 2013 model... You're essentially limited to 30A total for the draw to the 12v supplemental battery that operates this and the relay switches, etc. The sub I had would push 20A, the radio would do about 10A and the main amp would be about 15A. It would still run fine but it felt like I was pulling far more and it caused my battery to degrade faster when it was getting up in age. So then I got this and it requires no amp. My stereo was a Pioneer and it had a small Sony amp in there controlling the main audio and I hooked these speakers up to the speaker out from the stereo. Putting it flat on the floor near the gear shift caused it to be loud enough to hear. A solid surface and a flat one helped me. It was on the car mat or under it... but it does what I needed for the sub without the extra load with a mono amp (or even another stereo amp for the sub... or one of those all-in-one speaker/amps for a sub). It's still a little weaker than the sub amp I did have, but I don't have the power drain issue while I still get the bass response I was hoping for.

This thing bumps. Perfected for my sim rig

This bass shaker is the stuff! It's so much better than standard transducers. I have one under my chair and one on my pedals for my racing sim, and it really enhances the experience. A solid 5/5.

They work great for iRacing video gaming. Easy to mount, powerful, and a great value for the money

Tried 1 connected it to my chair loved it. Now i want 1 more connected to my table. Waiting for my second one now. 😊

I was curious why nobody tries this in a car so i tried it. Epoxied it to a metal part of the roof. Oh boy what a surprise. Sounds incredible powerful since now the entire roof acts as a speaker. *Maybe I'll order 2 more for inside the door panels😄

Davvero bello e ben fatto, conosco dyton per casse audio e so come lavorano quindi mi fidavo già. Utilizzato sotto ai pedali del sim, con un fosi audio v3 + simhub, davvero belle sensazioni, ne prenderò sicuramente un altro da mettere sotto al sedile per effetto cordoli

Been using these for a couple years now on my sim-racing rig. 10/10, they work great for feeling ABS and wheel slip in iRacing! Even more fun feelings bumps in rally sims!

Impeccable pour le simracing