Regarding the Buttkicers, and I'm being serious, do you guys think I could use one with my wheel chair? Do they need to be bolted onto something or can it just sit beside a chair etc.? Also, is it possible to move it easily? Another thing I thought of is that I could place it on the chair that is right beside where I sit, but does the effect resonate a couple feet or is it very localized? Are they unsightly (it wouldn't be hidden whatsoever)?
Lots of questions, but what do you guys think?
Thanks.
Cam the Buttkicker need fairly direct contact to transmit it’s LFE. There are a couple options that might work for you.
The Buttkicker Gamer 2:
http://www.buttkickergear.com/product_p/bk-gr.htmWhich attaches directly to the chair. I’ve never tried one so I can’t vouch for how well it works. Nor can I tell you how easy it is to install and remove or how sturdy the clamp is.
Another option might be to get either a regular BK or one of these:
http://www.buttkickergear.com/ButtKicker_mini_LFE_p/bk-mini-lfe.htmYou could mount it to a flat piece of wood and just drive your chair onto the wood. Should work similar to the way the mounting plate for resting a couch leg on it does. Or like I have it with my BK mounted to a 2x4 with the back legs of the chairs resting on it. As long as the surface area touching the floor isn’t so large that it dissipates the vibration to much it should work. I’m sure the full Buttkicker could handle this but since I haven’t ever used the mini I can’t vouch for it’s power.
Cheers,
Dean
