AuraSound AST-2B-4 Pro Bass Shaker Tactile Transducer

I had purchased one 4 years ago and another 1 month ago from amazon.com but had them installed last week. Both work well, the one kept in cold storage too. I'm a diy guy. I built my entire rig with a fire tv and a local decoder. I used pre and power amplifiers that I built designed by people like Dr. Borivoje Jagodic and Rod Elliott. The nett result was something out of this world with fantastic music fidelity good bass and pleasing highs. The bass from the movies were real good with a punch. But being a diyer I was not satisfied and built a low frequency extender, a subwoofer equaliser and bought a Class D module power amp to feed a pair of Aurasound shakers. Wow! that took me to the next level with the recliner chairs vibrating to the lowest notes only and made it a really immersive experience. I just love it and so do my family members and friends who have experienced it. It just adds to your enjoyment . Worth your while to purchase it.

I'm not sure if I have received a defective unit, but one of the two bass shakers I have ordered is MUCH weaker than the other, I have tried different cables and applications to no avail. An expensive defective unit..

I purchased a pair of these tactile transducers to mount in my home theater seats. The impact is incredible! Don't get me wrong, I have a 15" servo subwoofer that will easily rattle the windows if I want it to; however, it still doesn't provide the experience that these little beauties provide. The experience is most akin to a high end movie theater where you feel the bass throughout your body. The lowest frequencies can't be heard anyway, but feeling them immediately improves the movie experience dramatically. To hook them up, I split my subwoofer out cable and ran one to my subwoofer, and the other split to a cheap stereo amplifier to the CD input. The result is that the signal coming into my 2nd amplifier includes only the low frequencies as established by my crossover in my 1st amp, which is set to 80hz. I hooked the bass shakers to the 2nd amp speaker outputs and can now adjust the "volume" of the bass shakers by using the volume control on the 2nd amp. Even with my volume turned down quite a ways, the bass shakers provide the illusion of an enveloping sound field and live action. I couldn't be happier with these products. I actually had to turn them way down since they shake so much. You don't need a much more expensive solution since these will output more shake than you'll ever need. I turned them way down because initially they shook too much and created a very artificial experience. With them turned down, they are much more subtle, yet they still shake my theater seats quite a bit.

Cumple de sobras con su cometido,dos son suficientes para mover mi sofá.

These bass shakers are absolutely phenomenal! I originally purchased four, thinking I’d need that many to really feel the impact. However, after setting up just two of them, I quickly realized that’s all I needed. These things pound! The amount of vibration and immersion they deliver is insane. For gaming and movies, the experience is next-level. Explosions, engine rumbles, or even subtle effects like footsteps feel incredibly realistic. The shakers add a tactile layer of immersion that truly makes you feel like you’re part of the action. Whether it’s an intense firefight in a game or a high-octane chase scene in a movie, these shakers bring it to life like never before. The build quality is impressive, and they’re easy to set up with the right amp. Once configured, they work seamlessly without needing constant adjustments. They also handle high volumes and heavy usage without any signs of strain or overheating. While I initially purchased four shakers, I ended up returning two because the power of just two was more than enough for my setup. They shake like crazy and completely transformed my gaming and home theater experience. If you’re on the fence about adding bass shakers to your setup, do yourself a favor and go for it. Just two of these will blow you away with how much they enhance the immersion. Highly recommended!

I bought a couple of those and a cheap 100w stereo amp which I connected to the subwoofer 2 output of my main amp. Attached both to one seat, not knowing what to expect, and the vibration was so strong it was uncomfortable! I then moved one of the shakers to the other side of a 6 seater sofa and it was still too much so I've had to turn the amp down to about 30% - it's now a great addition to the home cinema, and really adds a bit of extra sensation to the cinema experience. Bought then for a bit of a laugh, but yeah, quite impressed!