You have an intensor or something? </font>[/QUOTE]Nope, just a bucket seat from a miata mounted on a platform.. bass shakers underneath.. It's gotta be the most comfortable computer chair i've ever had.. and it's awesome for racing games [img]smile.gif[/img]

 

Go to princess auto and get a full wave rectifier, a couple of DC motors, wire them in series.

Put a cam type weight on the armature

and voila "bass shakers"

 

Thanks Dukk -- I think I'll get some and wire them up and not tell the wife or kids... should be good for a laugh.

 

ok I've got them in my back seat now. Even sitting up front I can feel them and its just like the 600w rms sub I have. Now when I get them installed in the front seats as well it should be interesting. They are loud too, just like the sub, when I got out of the car and walked around I could realy hear them thumping.

 

I've got a question right now. I have two of these bass shakers in series, each is 4ohm so together that makes a 8 ohm load. Is there anything wrong with that? Its being run off of the Blaupunkt PA275 amp.

[ April 24, 2004, 05:33 AM: Message edited by: wiltshire559 ]

 

2 single 4 ohm loads makes it a 2ohm load..

 

not in series. @ 4 ohm loads in series is 8 ohms. Will not be a problem on that amp.

 

my bad haha
shoulda read it right!

 

These bass shakers are the best bang for the buck I swear to God. I'm trying to get rid of my entire sub and amp collection now.