Dayton Audio DAYTONAUDIO TT25-8 Puck Tactile Transducer Mini Bass Shaker 8 Ohm

Outstanding little bass shakers! I fitted these to my home cinema room's duo recliner sofa, running a LFE to phono cable from my av receivers second sub out, to a mini amp, the Fosi Audio T20's phono inputs. I didnt expect much rumble but i was very much mistaken! Watching Saving Private Ryan 4k, the atmos mix blew me away with the powerful explosions and gunfire, these shakers rocked the sofa! Definitely adds a great sense of immersion and also negated the need for a second subwoofer which would of been overkill for the size of my home theatre. Only drawback in my setup is not being able to adjust the delay on the mini amp, it's maybe 300ms out of sync which isn't noticable watching action scenes for instance, as the sound of an explosion would be heard ever so slightly delayed in real life, however listening to music the bass hit is slightly jarring, but music isn't really what these shakers are all about. If you had a second av receiver running these shakers instead then the delay could be remedied easily. I whole heartedly recommended these Dayton Audio TT25-8's, a very welcome upgrade to my home cinema experience.

These little speakers pack some punch Connected a couple up to my SIM rig. 1 under the pedal tray and one under the seat. Can really feel the feedback now when playing wrc rally. Paired up with a nobsound amp and it's a great little addition to my SIM racing.

If you need to strip the cables for extra connection length you must use a cable stripper, as the wires are extremely thin. It actuates at 190Hz, it peaks at 80Hz and remains strong to under 70Hz, but then tails off by 60Hz.

Great for my sim racing pedals, very happy with it, I'm adding this review just to mention that there is a mount included, which is a real bonus, and I'm surprised it is not mentioned in the description. (This allows you to screw the mount to a flat surface and then screw the transducer into the mount). Great value with the mount included.

Fitted two to my peddels and they work great 10 ot of 10, just use simhub software to use these,

I was worried this wouldn’t be enough but I actually had to turn it down as it was vibrating too much ! I’m so impressed I just ordered a second one

These transducers are fantastic, great value for money and performance it outstanding

Perfect addition to my sim rig

Produit de bonne qualité MAIS embalage médiocre , arrivé dans une grande enveloppe avec une petite boite complètement foutue et le produit se balladait à l'intérieur , heureusement pas abimé

Very happy with the purchase, this model is robust and works fine for me. I am using 4 in total, I feel fewer would not be enough.

I have a 9 year old AK Racing Pro-X Gaming chair. Its been a great gaming chair for all these years. It was expensive at the time and its held up very well. I've more than gotten my money out of it. So when it came to this mod idea that was going to butcher it in several places, I figured it's had a good life, time for an upgrade! I purchased 4 of these TT25-8 Transducers and a 100w mini two-channel amp. Instead of going way to far into detail which would only help the few people that have my exact same chair, I will simply share a bunch of pics with this brief summary. -For under the seat, I got a cheap 1/2" thick black plastic cutting board and cut it to fit under the main pedestal mount and bought longer bolts to accommodate for the extra thickness. I then cut two large holes for the Transducers to mount in. I wired them with some 18g speaker wire to extend them over to the Amp. -For the back of the seat, I took off the leather cover and cut the out the necessary space in the seats internal foam core to fit another transducer mounting plate which I crafted from a piece of oak I had laying around. Again, cut the two holes for the transducers and used some U-bolts to affix it to the internal metal frame of the chair. I then used more 18g speaker wire to extend them to the Amp. -For the Amp, I simply used some heavy duty velcro to attach it. The large wood volume knob I also made for it because I didn't like the stock one but completely unnecessary. I then simply wired the transducers in Parallel to the Amp. So Right side upper and lower together. Left side upper and lower together. Wiring it this way lowers the resistance to 4 ohms and the Amp pushes more power to the speakers. I've tested it with just two and all 4 speakers. Two speakers at 8 ohms or four speakers at 4 ohms gets nearly the same power so it works out great with this tiny little Amp (model is Nobsound Mini amp - GFJ058NEW). I think the total spent was around $160 with all the hardware needed. Not to shabby! Once dialed in with a good EQ, whether it be for music, gaming, movies etc, this mod absolutely blew my expectations away! Totally worth the effort. Here are those pics!

Douk Audio G4と組み合わせてボディソニックが完成。 期待以上の振動で映画もゲームも楽しさが倍増しました。 これで9.2chサラウンドが完成しお家時間も充実。 サブウーハーを抑えてもしっかり振動で補ってくれるので 近所迷惑の心配も減りました。買ってよかったと思います。

I've ordered many of these TT25-8 pucks. Have had one or two defective before but again, I've ordered many of these for my business. Fantastic way to produce haptic feedback on sim racing pedals, just needs to be tuned right. There's a very small window to get the right "bounce" when using for ABS effects, but works perfectly when you find it. Would highly recommend this and all of Dayton Audio's transducers. Just make sure you have the right connectors or you're able to wire them as they are bare wires.