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Fischer Amps Shaker Amp 400 Set incl. ButtKicker Concert
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Obsessive hobbies Prev 1 … Go to page. First Prev 17 of 19 Go to page. RCHeliGuy Well-known member. Started playing with tactile again. I've figured out a way to mount this new transducer to my right seat bracket so it won't interfere with motion.
My plan is to split the effects to my seat between the two transducers and put engine rpm and road texture on the Clark while leaving impacts hitting a curb , gear shift thunks and wheel slide on the BK.
For the moment I'll pull power to my frame mounted transducer, but if I'm very happy with this transducer, I may replace the two Aura's on my foot plate with a single Clark Synthesis and be back to 4 channels. There is a lot of science in this. First I installed software that allows me to add equalization, low pass, high pass filters to each tactile channel to tweak them for the particular transducer. The result is that each transducer is optimized and doesn't try to make sounds that I could hear.
That doesn't mean they are silent, just that they are not wasting energy making sound rather than tactile. A guy who has been doing the deep dive on tactile for about a decade considers these two transducers a perfectly matched pair.
He had a 5 layer rpm effect that I imported into SimHub and played with. It was very impressive sounding and much better than any effect I've had to date. I boosted the Concert below 20Hz and some effects are as low a 7Hz which definitely come through loud and clear! The TST has a great Hz range and goes well above that.
The Concert starts about 5Hz and starts to peter out at about 35Hz on up. Layering effects between the Buttkicker Concert which is a bruiser and the TST which is reasonably powerful but fills in a lot of texture works very well.
I'm very impressed with everything I can feel. Now I need to carefully dial it back so it isn't quite so overwhelming. It's 4 channels of W at 4ohm and W at 2ohm. On the seat BK Concert 2 ohm rated for watts.
I'm currently looking at sticking half a dozen 40W exciters to the back of my seat. My amplifier would see a W 2. Gordon Gray Well-known member. I'm so glad you continue to amuse yourself. Question is. Does anyone care? Robert D Well-known member. Joined Jul 21, Messages Reaction score Gordon Gray said:. I enjoy seeing the progress also. I also prefer being a builder of better life, supporting others in their endeavors, and sharing knowledge.
Believe it or not, this is actually starting to get more audio related in terms of the tactile effects I'm working on. I'm learning a lot about transducers and how to apply them.
The TST's are great for Hz sensations. I'll be adding some exciters that will stick to the outside of my seat shell which are mostly good in the Hz range. These will be used in a number of creative ways including using some delay from the front of my seat to the back, but will also extend the engine rpm effects which currently use my BK-CT more at idle and then transitions to the TST and would work its way to the exciters.
The rpm effects are very complex and include 5 layers that bring in all the types of transducers along the rpm range to create a very believable engine revving sensation. I'll likely get another 4 channel amplifier to drive the exciters. What I'm doing is very different from someone adding large transducers to their furniture to enhance the kick of your subwoofer system, but I am learning a few things about these. Buttkickers are more prone to make noise, to burn up and to piston violent resonance issues.
They are greatly improved using equalization. TST's despite their claims are not nearly as powerful at lower frequencies. The TST I just got is supposed to go down to 5Hz, but it is very powerful in the mid bass area and not below it. My take away so far is that if you want some serious shaking the Earthquake Q10B is the way to go. If you bolt one of these inside a viewing seat and provide some serious power to drive it it will accentuate your bass through the seat of your pants!
So for you home theater guys who want some serious shaking going on, this looks like a very sound bet. Last edited: Aug 23, Lightloopy Well-known member. It also reflects the breadth of knowledge members here have beyond the audio world. Thanks for sharing. BTW while the 4,W 16" subwoofer in my media room will go well below 20Hz and shake the walls while not drawing attention to where it is located, I'm starting to think that having transducers installed in my furniture could have a dramatic impact when watching action movies.
And we are about to replace the furniture in our media room, so this might be an interesting time to consider doing that. I could just as easily drive it based on the LFE channels from my surround sound system and I'm already using a quick release 8 pole Neutrik connector to drive 4 channels. RCHeliGuy said:. Robert D said:.
Wondering how you'll run the speaker cables to the furniture. If the floor is hardwood like what we have, you'll need to drill holes and run the wire under the floor. My wife wouldn't be too excited.
I'd like it though. AlmostHome Member. Joined Aug 12, Messages 15 Reaction score 6. Obsessive Hobbies? Other than audio? My wife and I have to park outside because 1 garage has a four wheeled toy, and the other has my 3 glass kilns! She is the best and doesn't bat an eyelash, even when her car is in the snow. At the advice of my tactile sensei, I cancelled my other order and had a change of direction. To say the tactile response I'm getting is stunning would be an understatement.
These two transducers together are very complementary. I'm using them together or, or as two stage effects or completely separately for other effects. Having more than one keeps the signals from muddying each other up, but when they work together it is magical. Yesterday I could feel going from asphalt to bumping over the curb to being on grass and it felt so real I started laughing. After experiencing some of the goodness that my friend has been preaching for a while now, I will be adding another 4 channel amplifier and 4 exciters for my seat.
The magic continues there because the exciters operate in yet another frequency range and the effects you get with them can be the result of a front back delay, or side to side delay in addition to reinforcing other tactile multi-layer effects.
There will be one on the left side of my seat, left back of my seat, right side and right back. I'm really getting excited about feeling what is possible. I've just sensed the possibilities. My friend is now offering consulting services for tactile configurations on sim rigs and once I have all my gear in place, he has a number of multi-layer effects designed to work with them. After that I can work with him to see what my rig is capable of.
View attachment I don't have 10, die cast cars but this may be in the obsessive department. Been doing the coffee thing for about 9 yrs. This is my new replacement. Like other obsessions-the rabbit hole can be deep Really cool that you can feel running up on the curb. When I run my car at Mid Ohio track I use that feedback to help me lap faster.
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Evolution Of Mike Portnoy’s Drum Kit
Availability: Out of stock. Every component required to add the critically acclaimed ButtKicker Concert System to your drum kit rig. ButtKicker Concert Used by many top touring artists, the Concert is designed specifically for musician use, with more power in the Hz range — particularly good for kick drums. They can handle up to w and operate at 2 ohms - absolute minimum requirement of w. As they use a linear motor, they are virtually indestructible and maintenance-free. Front panel filter controls for easy adjustment.
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Instead of using the traditional voice coil design of most tactile transducers, ButtKicker transducers are built using a revolutionary, patented magnetically suspended piston design. Not only does this design create more accurate low frequency effects drummers swear by them for monitoring , it also lasts longer! The magnetically suspended piston design pushes the resonant frequency of each ButtKicker transducer down to an ultra-low 9 Hz, allowing for a truly infrasonic, and usable, frequency range of 5 to Hz! While other transducers produce their peak output at 60 to 80 Hz nowhere near low enough for a bass player , ButtKickers are still going strong up to three octaves lower.
Buttkicker BK-CT Concert Tactile Transducer Shaker for Bands
RELATED VIDEO: Home Theater Talk : Buttkicker LFE: The Must Have Home Theater Add On. Let's Talk About It.The ButtKicker Advance is a patented 4 ohm low frequency audio transducer that features a 1 lb 0. The ButtKicker Advance is accurate, provides powerful frequency response, is virtually indestructible, and requires no maintenance. With a frequency response range of approximately 5Hz to Hz the ButtKicker Advance provides powerful tactile response without the sound pressure of a subwoofer. The ButtKicker Advance is a perfect solution for couches and sectional sofas. The ButtKicker Advance requires a minimum of 75 watts and we recommend a maximum of watts. The Advance LFE connects to the BKA power amplifier via spring loaded binding posts; we recommend 14 gauge speaker wire for normal installations and 12 gauge wire for lengthy wire runs.
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