BASS Shaker Chair Mod - Tactile Transducers

Rumble pack for your body? Today we check out a custom Bass Shaker mod for my chair. Utilising Tactile transducers to create a fully immersive haptic feedback experience for gaming and content consumption!

Off the shelf products:

🛠 D.I.Y. Details 🛠
12mm Plywood
Same Thread screws with 12mm extra length minimum for sandwich mount method.

Speaker calculator (really helps to quickly pair amp with transducer pucks)
I planned with overhead for my amp, for the ability to add extra pucks in the future, however, the two are more than sufficient for my needs so I just run it at about 30%

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oh whaddup, be careful, you might get lost down here 👏

[xcelsir]

I watched the desk project and I have to say after several videos I definitively can say. This channel is underrated. Man keep up the good content.

[littlenickjr]

Damn this was a high quality production.

[SLTK]

Your DIY videos are NEXT LEVEL 🤯 Having no skills in this at all, it’s very impressive. Awesome set up man!

[cloud]

I don't know how this just isn't an option off the factory floor for "gaming" chairs, this seems awesome!

[SocialHardware]

Another awesome video Cam, The amount of information + the cool graphics to make sense of it all really is awesome and takes the video to another level. You're hard work in making these videos isn't going unnoticed!

[DiveaksshSchae]

I had an idea to make the same thing and its so cool to see your journey with yours! Thanks so much cam, well done!

[AarushSarkarkha]

Keep it up! this is very underrated channel. The full desk rgb video helped me very much

[gaboctopus]

I already order the transducers, Im going to do what you did thanks great great videos !

[tanedo]

The new Subpac X1 has a delivery delay of one year. It took me too long now that I actually want to make my own mobile "DIY Subpac". But I haven't found a suitable backpack yet. In the next few days I will first add bass to my gaming chair according to your instructions. :)

[imnotklaus]

The editing, transitions, idea, and video quality is 🔥! Found you through MKBHD's class, you earned a new sub!

[TryingtoLearn]

I had the exact same thought process as you did in this video! Thank you for this instructional video.

[Eunostos]

You happened to set this up almost identically to what i had attempted myself with less knowledge and skill so now i have it refined to not suck ^_^
(Tidying the setup, and the first Voicemeeter tutorial i've seen that explains this use case)

The algorithm must be fed, as this video helped me greatly. TY.

[JonathonConnorOfficial]

EXCELLENT VIDEO!
The best one on the net that I found. Most informative, professional production and fun! :) Keep up the great work mate!

[Jmannyn]

Hey, quick question, how is the accuracy of the sound through the chair? I'm planning a similar project but I'm worried that compared to a Subpac where the audio is more or less direct to your body that the chair may muffle, resonate or otherwise turn the sound into dissonance. Can you still hear musical details?

[namelessalias]

Can you do a demo with the chair and Doom eternal?

[likeyou]

I'm not really that into DIY but if I got it right your setup is mono, not stereo right? Cuz I see the + and - wires going out of the 2 bass shakers and merging into one + and one - wires, right? Is it purely for convenience reasons or stereo bass shakers on a chair dont do much and it's just better to keep them mono?

[Jmannyn]

Subpac are now charging £499 for one! You should use that as the premise to make a DIY backpack!

[minh]

keep up the great content and editing. you'll get huge amounts of subscribers before long. thank you

[whimp]

how do you avoid getting tangled/ tripping over the wires?

[Jmannyn]

Hey I have a question, does the wattage of the pucks and the amp have to match? If so, would the wattage of the amp need to match the two pucks combined?

Thanks