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Thanks Jack...hey I remember you from years gone by....haven't been on the forums much. At some point I am going to modify those BKs. They need more progressive endpoints. This is not hard to do, it's the same concept used in car suspension systems. In that way, their ultimate excursion will...

A look inside a Buttkicker...3-4 pounds of a strongly magnetic cylinder lives in a tube surrounded by a stationary coil which drives it up to around 3 inches or so. HTH, Stan

Sure they are worth the trouble. But you need devices suitable to your needs and setup properly. I prefer floor mounted Buttkickers. They respond to about two octaves below 20 Hz. Most of the cheaper disc type shakers are strongest at about 40-50 Hz which isn't that low. They work best when...