ButtKicker manufactures low-frequency haptic transducers and amplifiers that allow users to physically feel sound in home theaters, gaming sims, and musical setups.
ButtKicker, a brand of The Guitammer Company, is the world leader in haptic hardware and software, delivering immersive tactile feedback experiences. Best known for their "Silent Subwoofer" technology, ButtKicker transducers are designed to move structure rather than air, allowing users to physically feel low-end bass, engine rumble, and explosions in movies, music, and games without requiring excessive volume levels.
The product lineup includes the popular ButtKicker Gamer PRO and Gamer PLUS for sim racing and flight simulation, the LFE series for home theaters, and professional solutions for musicians and cinemas. By mounting directly to seating, floors, or simulation rigs, ButtKicker devices provide accurate, powerful responses to low-frequency audio data, bridging the gap between hearing sound and experiencing it.
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It is a low-frequency haptic transducer that shakes your chair, couch, or sim rig, allowing you to feel bass and special effects without loud volume. It is often described as a 'silent subwoofer.'
Yes, ButtKicker transducers are passive loads (typically 4-ohm) and require a dedicated power amplifier, such as the BKA1000-4 or BKA-130-Ci, to operate effectively.
Yes. You can connect it via the subwoofer output on your surround sound system or use HDMI/Optical audio extractors to feed low-frequency audio to the ButtKicker ampua neej nyob.
For couches or chairs, it can be mounted using a mounting accessory plate placed under a leg, or bolted directly to the frame. Rubber isolators are recommended for the furniture feet to maximize the effect.