Dayton Audio BSK2 Dual Bass Shaker Couch Kit

Worked perfectly for my home theater

I was very skeptical about adding this bass enhancement kit to my surround sound system, thinking it's just another gimmick. Not only was I wrong, this kit, once installed and adjusted to your liking creates another level of realism to your movie and music enjoyment. I really like the fact that you can adjust the level, turn it on or off remotely or manually when you don't need it. Two bass modules (one attached to each seat) will be more than adequate for the average individual. I also added the Dayton Audio Wave-Link system, which makes installation and setup a breeze. The transmitter and receiver are about 15 feet apart, so I'm not experiencing any dropouts. Time will tell how long this system lasts, but for the moment, I'm 100% satisfied and a believer...can't wait for my next movie night!

Solid setup. Screwed the transducers into the frame of my couch. Plugged into my receiver as a sub. I did need to run longer speaker cable in my setup. Now we get bass-shaking action with our movies

This kit has all you need (except for maybe some extra speaker wire) to convert your home theater seating into an active part of your movie watching experience. The base shakers are easy to secure onto the wood frame of your sofa (flip, open the dust cover and screw on), but you'll want a staple gun to secure the wire and reinstall the dust cover. My recliner was trickier, but looking on the internet for ideas, I secured the shaker to a plank of wood and zip tied that to the spring support of the seat. Amazingly, the one base shaker in my sofa is enough to send vibration through multiple seats! The amp is powerful enough and the balance control can allow you to shift the amount of power between seats. I took off a star though because for the money, the amp should have a wireless remote (or Bluetooth) to control power, volume and balance. The wired remote does help with initial installation, but you have to get up and toggle buttons thereafter. Also, as others have said, you have no indication of your preferred volume level, which is important for when that setting is lost after a power outage.

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