I bought this transducer and the BKA-130-C amp for my sim racing rig. It completely brought my simulator to life. The transducer felt a little underpowered, but I haven't installed the isolators yet (which do not come with the transducer) Although when partnered up with an amp it may be expensive, it is worth every penny.

I paired this up with a Behringer iNuke NU1000 DSP amplifier, and let me tell ya, this thing packs a punch! I got these two devices to replace my ButtKicker Gamer2, and while expensive, completely worth it. My movie watching experience has gone from "a great experience" to "I feel like I am in an IMAX theater". The sheer power that this transducer is capable of is incredible! The movies I tested were Transformers (2007) and Clover Field. Neither are that great of movies, but they have unrivaled sound design and are perfect for testing BASS. I play a lot of games too, my favorite being the Battlefield franchise. First game I tested the transducer with was Battlefield 1. I played the singleplayer tank missions, and holy moly it felt like I was sitting in a real tank (granted I turned up the power). I could feel the engine rumble, the shaking from the uneven terrain, the impact from every enemy shell smashing into the side of our tank, and the shock from every shell we fired back, all as if I could feel the wave go through my chest. I had a smile on my face for the whole mission. I highly recommend getting this device if your a gamer wanting more immersion, or a movie goer looking for an impactful experience.

Nice little actuator, about 2.5 lbs, with plenty of power. The same basic actuator as the gamer edition, but with a more flexible mount. You will obviously need an amplifier to go with it.

I bought several of these transducers to try and recreate the same experience you get when you go to a DOLBY CINEMA @ AMC. Now I can get the same great experience as the AMC theater. Paired with a 7.2.4 atmos setup and an LG oled my system is completely immersive.