Buttkicker Gamer 2

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If you are looking for a turn key solution for a post type office chair then this might be the ticket. However if you don't have a post type chair and are willing to connect a couple speaker wires and put in a couple screws I'd save money and look elsewhere. I bought it for my sim rig and for that p...

Of the things that I am actively using, I'd say the Buttkicker Gamer 2. Don't get me wrong it's kind of cool to feel the vibrations in your seat, but at the end of the day was it worth the money I paid for? Meh, I don't know. If I had to do everything again, I would have probably not bothered.

I got the thing to work using a step-down voltage changer but I wouldn't have bought this product if I'd known about the 110v thing. Instead, I would have bought a 220v version somewhere else. Most modern electronics have a switch (sometimes automatic, sometimes manual) that allows to use the produc...

I'd say Assetto Corsa gives me the best feedback from my Buttkicker Gamer 2. ACC comes in close second.

I use this on both a desk chair (FPS PC games) and on a Playseats/Fanatec racing sim. On the desk chair connected to my computer, tons of shaking while shooting...works great. On racing games, I just don't get enough feel....so what I did was download sound effects from inside a stock car, put it on...

I installed this on my racing sim rig and it brings the rig to life. I cannot over-hype this enough. If you play games, watch movies, or just listen to music, get this for your chair. In changes the way you experience audio. Now, I had issues with the first unit i ordered where the transducer just w...

The transducer is amazing however the amp is a big piece of crap... My husband knew after a couple hours of tinkering with the amp that it was underpowered. The clipping was horrible so he spent hours researching forums and couldn't find anything so he researched the specs and found the "220Watt Fos...

After about an hour racing with it, the buttkicker was not working. I turned it off and back on and it seemed to be ok. Fingers crossed it still works. It does get very warm if put under a rig’s seat so maybe buy a fan to cool it down

I recently brought this item in view of adding it to my existing home theatre system. Before this, I had researched the item through the company website and other reviews. Since my existing home theatre was good in delivering bass, but I wanted to add a little extra kick(esp the lower end and some v...