The slip angle setup is great. I've had them for about 3 weeks now. I just hope they get their shipping/customer service fixed. I ordered them in February and finally received all my components in April. They never gave any tracking numbers and shipped 3 different boxes all at least one week apart. Worst shipping experience/customer service I've dealt with messing with sim stuff.
@@matta2738 did you get tracking numbers? I require tracking numbers for shipping to my country, so that might eliminate this for me if they don't supply them.
Thanks for the review Karl! I've actually ordered mine about 3 weeks ago and waiting on them. It said roughly 35 days to receive them due to overseas (even though I received a tracking number already, it hasn't moved..) I ordered the kit without the transducers, amp, wires, etc because I was able to source those for cheaper, but the exact ones you get on the full kit. Hope I able to install without having to lift the entire rig like yours, I have quite a few things attached but you did mention you can easily lift to change the spring so should be alright! Thanks again Karl, great stuff!
I have this kit and the amplifier can't handle it. I have the volume set to like 45% in simhub, and the knobs on the amp set to like 75%, and the amp goes into overpower protection mode if I go offroad and send too much signal to it. I've been trying to dial it in to where the amp won't shut off, and turning the power down seems to make it better, but it's not there yet.
I have had the slip angle for about a year now. Love it. It dampens the vibration like he says. It also delivers really detailed tactile feedback per corner when set up. the only upgrade from this is a full motion sfx set up. worth every penny for slip angle. reference, I live in NYC.
I have this kit and would love to get some info from you, so far it is frustrating me, the 6 channel amp does not correlate from channeln1 through to 6 in Simhub, I can adjust for that without too much drama but it's not ideal, the big issue however is that it does not matter which corner operates, it is felt throughout the entire rig and not discernible per corner, the mechanical transmission of vibration just shake the entire rig, a very muddy response, any suggestions on how you got it to be specific per corner?
Hon.. Could you tell if this can be mounted on a standard round tube rig ? How’s noise so far ? I live in Jersey.. could be nice to see some pictures of your setting if possible… Thanks !!
would you mind sharing your sim hub settings for this please.... I have just ordered the kit and am not great with this sort of thing in the settings..... I have simagic shakers on my pedals do you think I will still feel them?>
@@rkwjunior2298It's exactly the opposite, as the transducers are connected rigidly with the rig frame via the brackets. The only connection to the floor then is via the springs, which represents by far the best isolation you can get (at least at this or a similar price point). By using springs as connection elements, you assure that most of the vibration forces HAVE to transfer into the rig itself, as they can barely travel through a loose dampening element like a spring.
Karl: "I'm a man who appreciates some weight, errrr; I'm a man who appreciates a good knob...ohhhh...that came out wrong..." - classic! This vid is gold just because of this. All fun aside though, I'm exclusively a flight sim guy but your videos are absolutely on point for much of what I am trying to do. I currently have a single BK but will likely add / replace this with a slip-angle setup. Your review convinced me and thanks to the price point of the slip angle, it's not as much of a bite out of my wallet as an expansion of the BK setup would be. Thanks for the great work you are doing.
Hello Karl, many thanks for the very good review. I drive iRacing exclusively (for about 5 years) and have been using a single Buttkicker until now. I was happy with it. But after your reviews I will order the Slip-Angle Kit. Don't let the many know-it-alls out there influence your opinion. Thanks again for your video.
Karl, I cut 6 Kong classic extreme dog toys up and using rubber door stops mounted them beneath my rig. It gives all the wobble you want from FFB and transducers at a fraction of the price.
@@x_barwolf_x Hopefully you can see the pics (?). I bought some cheap rubber door stops from amazon (6) and 6 Large black Kong Extremes. I cut the bottom section off of these so they formed thick rubber cups. Bolt the door stops 4 at the seat area and 2 at the pedal end. Place the Kongs over the door stops and you have poor mans motion.
@@KarlGosling update, it arrived in 7 days 😀 first thing I did was check the feel of the knobs on the suci amp 😂 and yes you were right, they’re a good feeling knob!
@@rgled10260 On the fence about ordering this - one year later how's it going? would you recommend it? how much does the spring system actually damper the sound? is it usable for late night sessions?
Great setup video Karl. Thank you 🙂. This kit looks very interesting, but I feel like you skipped over how it actually feels. Is it mainly giving feedback on curbs, or do you get road surface and / or traction loss sensation. Maybe this is obvious to those in the know, but as a sim rig newbie I could do with a longer description on the performance of this kit - thanks
Agreed, I want to see the "wohhh, this is really immersive, just felt that wheel break traction..." type of feedback in the video, but the trouble is that he is now spoilt by full motion, so I guess it's hard to get that enthusiastic about some rumbles! This is one downside to becoming successful on TH-cam, starts out in the same sort of position as us norms, reviews kit we can afford etc, but as time goes on moves up to the stuff that only 1% of people can afford. C'est la vie, channel is still great, but it'll never be as grounded as it once was.
I’ve had it for a few months now. I absolutely love it! Once tuned in with Sim Hub (this can take some tinkering to get the feel right) it adds massive amounts of immersion. You can put the kerb rumbled, road feel, gear shift, through the Slip Angle transducers, and bare back the wheel to only realistic FFB. The overall effect is excellent. I wouldn’t be without it.
I just installed two Dayton Audio bst-2 transducers combined with a Nobsound(lol) ns-10g amp. It's surprisingly good for immersion, and really easy to install!
Just done the same, put them on my play seat challenge, one under the pedals and one below my backside on the frame. Great immersion especially in VR, I can’t drive without them now. Only cost £120 for the setup. I do find sim hub is a bit tricky to setup, still tweaking some settings.
Same setup, but I recently changed to a Fosi BT20A amp. The difference is massive. The nobsound definitely doesn’t sustain its 60W, if it ever hits it. Also, running to 50W transducers on a 60W amp can damage the transducers apparently.
@@TheOfficialOriginalChad The Nobsound is 100 watts. 50 on each channel. My transducers are 35 watts each so 70 watts combined. I run my Nobsound at 70% to match the trancducers.
@@haraldjohansen1867 whoops I was thinking of the bst-1. On a side note: Don’t consider any Amazon listing to be the source of truth, they’re often exaggerated. It ships with a 24V 5A power supply - 60Watts. I tried supplying them with a better power supply but it made no difference, so it makes sense they only include the 60W. Also the BST-2 is 25W, not 35W. You were deceived twice by Amazon listings.
Still very tempted to go for one of these. Always love the comments about DIY being cheaper. Yes if your into the research etc happy days. But I bet you of you paid yourself and hourly rate to do the research there wouldn't be much saving haha. Great review
Speaking to those DIY guys I just did a 4 bst-1 kit and in the end of it all your only saving about 100$ and I don't have the 4 isolators and brackets so your not saving much if any. I got lucky I paid 70$ cnd for ea bst-1 but they sell over 130$ the nubsound amps are 65$ each then you have 20$ of wires and the tnuts and bolts another 20 to 30 bucks. I didn't need a sound card as it's in the amps but it's about the same once all shipped. You can save if you get cheap transducers but your not doing the same setup.
I think that would be overkill. These are best at curbs, engine vibration, and shifts which motion can do well. They don't work well for abs, tc, so I imagine pedal-mounted transducers would help a motion rig but these would not.
I’m trying to determine if I should get these, at 50w each, or the Buttkickers Pro at 150w each. Do the springs help isolate it and make what you feel better close to the 150 watt Buttkickers? I have a triple monitor Sim Lab P1-X Pro, which isn’t a light sim rig. And I’m six-two and 260 lbs. Do I need the 150 watt Buttkickers to compensate for rig weight plus…me?
I currently just have one Buttkicker Gamer Plus under my seat, I'd love to do the 4 corner set up but my fear the sound vibrations it would output and disturb people near by. Though my rig (Trak Racer TR120) has the built in Quad Monitors, I always worry that the built in stand with all 4 monitors (3 27 inch, and 1 24 inch) would cause an over weight issue with the isolators (and me being 86 kg). It's also why I haven't messed with motion. But if they do work in my set up, I'd need a jacket or something to lift my rig lol
my t.v. mounts to my rig and i have a cheapo amazon rig, those vibration isolators look like they would fit perfectly in the rubber feet area might have to give a few a try
Never tried the four corner setup. Mine are attached to four corners of the seat. It reduces the total power need sent to the dayton pucks. Solid fiberglass racing seat is good for mounting and transferring the vibrations. Running a rseat v2 f1 rig so the four corners option is not available like a 80/20 rig. Thanks for the review.
What is interesting is the fact that they use Dayton transducers which are widely known to fail after some time. They start to rattle and thats it. I just bought single one to improve my flight seat but ive also seen a lot if people have those problems. How will they service this?
I like this kit, but personally I'm going to DIY it. I've already sourced the anti vibration spring mounts and already have the BST-1's + sound card and amps I do really like the concept though and think it's a good solution for anyone wanting to run the 4 corner setup. My plan is to also add a center channel directly under the seat and pedal tray. Thanks for doing the review on the Prime Lite I bought the same cockpit after I saw your review.
What spring mounts did you use? And how are you mounting the bst-1s to your rig? I was looking to do it all myself, but couldn't see much of a saving to be had
This is actually a really good deal . My only concern is how they actually perform. I have heard that some of the other brands like Dayton audio don’t have as deep a frequency as say the buttkickers do. So I’m looking forward to see the video with the 4 buttkickers and how they compare. Thank u for the video I always enjoy the content
Honestly my opinion is a single one with the right amp can give you shaken baby syndrome. I bought some cheap ones oiff ebay to start with.. like $20-30 and i got 4 of them.. and they would shake me to death. I dont think you need as much as poeople think
I'm really curious how Simhub reads the audio in? From looking up the amp, the usb in is only for a usb key and not PC connectivity. I must be missing something.😊
Could you test the four shakers attached directly to the your motion actuators. I mean the actuators acting as the springs and then you could choose if you want to run motion, vibration or both together. And the second question is if the rekon/dayton/aura/SA... shakers can be replaced by a buttkicker pro shaker, as it has the wire conection compatible
Another good video mate. I havent got any transducers myself because I have always been concerned about the vibration/noise leakage. Like you I have my rig upstairs, this looks a decent option though
@Karl Gosling Thanks for the overview! I do a lot of high end DIY builds on everything from 3D printers to extruded aluminum builds to acrylic aquariums. Typically I design in CAD and build from there. Just roughly estimating this it will cost as much if not more to build excluding the time involved. So the price on this product seems pretty good... With all that said, what concerns me a little bit are the mounting brackets. From what I can tell the seem a little bit on the flimsy side. Maybe a thicker gauge steel would be better? Or am I not seeing that correctly? Cheers, Greg
Hey Karl, I have 2 buttkickers gamer 2 and the SRS UShake 6 seat cover. Will this play friendly and work together with them? As I'd like to move the two buttkickers to other parts of my rig. OR would I even need this if I already have the SRS UShake6? Thank you!
I am really interested to order the Kit but have one major concern: I have quite expensive equipment on my rig (Simucube 2 Pro, Simucube Active Pedal Ultimate, etc.) and having these strong vibrations on the rig could potentially damage electronic and mechanical devices on the long-term, couldn‘t they? This concerns me a bit .
@ Hi Karl, thx for the feedback. I actually contacted Simucube already and their support is really top notch! They responded very quickly and said exactly what you mentioned that there are no problems expected. I will then think about how I can fit it into my room. I was thinking to mount the system not sideways but to the front and back of the rig. I want to keep it narrow as I want to build another frame under the springs which sits on wheels so that I can still roll the rig in and out. But I still have to think about how to realize that.
@@KarlGoslingNow I pulled the trigger and ordered it straight from Slip-Angle. They did all the research and testing. Therefore, they deserve a fair share. And I can be sure that everything works as it should. If I would source all the components myself, I would not know which dimensions and load the Isolators should have, which amp to choose and the mounting brackets are only made by them. In addition it would not be that much cheaper as shipping costs would add up when sourcing it from different suppliers. Biggest Argument for Slip Angle is all the work and brain they have put into it. Kudos to that innovative thinking!!
@@ajfeliciano469 ordered on April 22nd. Came in on May 18th. It’s a great purchase although it is not compatible with my TrakRacer TRX rig but I knew that before making the decision. Got it to work and no regrets. Good luck!
Love the idea of using transducers at all the wheel points but could these be adapted to fit a tubular rig (tr8 pro) or is there another product that would?
What’s the uncompressed height of the spring isolator? I’m wondering what the disengagement height would be, as well as needing to clear the guide walls
its a great price when you take into fabrication time and material cost if you tried to copy this setup. the isolators are a great design, I was surprised 499 was the cost to begin with ,
Good review Karl.. I am curious though. I'm using a single butt kicker Pro.. The amp puts out 150 watts RMS.. The transducer can handle 75-250watts of output.. It literally shakes my whole rig... What is their amplifier specs for that setup??? How is that haptic system compared to the Butt Kicker Pro??? One thing to note the larger the rig the more power maybe required? My rig is the TR160..
Do you know if these could be fitted on the _inside_ of the GT Omega Prime Lite? I don't have either but I'm considering the Prime Lite and wonder about this as a future upgrade - but space is tight and I'd like it to go right up against the wall when not in use, but these seem to stick out a fair bit. It's hard to tell from the pics of Prime Lite online if there's enough space under the pedal tray/seat that would allow them to go on the inside (and perhaps some questions about stability!).
@@KarlGosling that's the bit I'm wondering about - is there physical space under the pedal tray etc? (I don't have either yet so can't measure anything)
Having them on each corner makes PERFECT SENSE because of how resonance works. You kind of want the rumbling of the left wheel's transducer to travel through the cockpit before it hits your ass, because it will also be rumbling your feet on the pedal plate on the left side, it will also let the cockpit influence the signal on the way to your ass so that what you feel in the seat is slightly different from what you feel in your feet, exactly like if it was a real car. As an example, if you smack a hammer in the front left corner of your cockpit, that's going to feel different in your feet, butt and hands than if you slapped the front left side of your seat with a hammer... Completely different sensation. If you want the whole pit to feel alive, using four in the corners makes perfect sense. Your rowdy commenter just likes his booty jiggled is what I'm getting from this. :D
The argument against it was that hard mounting transducers to a non-flexible structure such as 80/20 mutes them by 80%. Adding these isolators fixes that problem, but it’s not an option for larger heavier rigs or motion platforms
Thanks Karl! Getting ready for this...been watching reviews for this. Few questions...help with #1. 1. @24:14 I see you have casters behind, what exact kind are they? I still don't have the slip-angle set and currently do have casters to roll my rig easily every now and then, as front part of my rig is under a table. I've been searching how I can use casters with this slip-angle set for ease of moving the rig. I saw some lift casters but mostly use screws, while I prefer being able to mount as well on the 8020 extrusion. Any suggestions of casters that would work well with slip-angle? 2. From your testing, you think the 100W amp is fine?
I am a DIYer when it comes to my sim rig, because I'm tight! (and ever pound I save on kit, is money I can spend on more kit). But I do already have loads of tools, spare fixings & bolts, etc. I know all this stuff is off-the-shelf, but I think as long as it's somewhat competitively priced I can understand the value in getting it all bundled together in the right spec with some instructions. If I didn't already do it I think I'd buy a kit like this so long as it wasn't more than say 15% more than just ordering all the parts off Amazon for the benefit of having some of the leg work done and a bit of support. The problem I have is when you see things for sale for $3000, when you know the parts only cost $1500.
Hi Karl, great review as always. One thing, as I was searching for some new shakers, my cheap ones are basiclly done, I noticed that lots of them come with a warning, might cause cancer. So seems to me, the closer they are to the body, the more risk there is. It might be a terrible idea to mount them directly under the seat, or use one of those that you sit on it. Just a word of caution for all and something to consider.
M8 thanks to legislation in California literally every substance known to man is required to have a label on it warning of cancer risk. If you want a fun game, next time you find yourself in a store, see how many items you can find which DONT have a prop 65 warning on it. These things have been painted, and paint is a known carcinogen. They have rubber, which is also a known carcinogen. There are also oils involved, which are also known carcinogens. There are also electronics inside the product, which are full of carcinogens. The phone you're probably holding in your hand is nearly entirely made of carcinogenic compounds. Those labels are humorously meaningless.
@@noname-gp6hk I disagree that the labels are meaningless, otherwise they would not be there. It's just a precaution so if you get cancer, they cant be sued. Fact is, using electromagnets close to the body is new and the long term effects are unknown. I will use shakers but not close to the body.
@@ronaldkasteel3459 Karl's setup, simulating 4 wheels keeps the shakers away from your body. I would not use the stuff right close to my body as its goes directly through your body.
Thank you so much for the review mate! I know you talked about it briefly in the video, but I just want to make sure. The isolators don't make the bass shakers feel any stronger do they? I ask because I don't have problems with room vibration and I already have everything else installed and waited for you're review to see if it's worth buying the isolators or not. Cheers! 🫡
@karl - the silent aspect (ie not rattling downstairs) is of interest but couldn’t you achieve that with those rubber isolators that go under washing machines? Can you get simrig spring isolators from other places?
I have a motion rig also… so I assume there’s no way to incorporate this product into a motion rig setup? I live in a condo with neighbors above/below and have it tuned for motion only since the vibrational aspect vibrates too much. I would love to find some type of similar but heavier duty (larger bases for stability) isolators to fit under D-Box type of motion actuators. Let us know if you find anything like that please.
hey mate, have you figured out a way to add this kit to an 80/20 rig that is already mounted on wheels? My frame has to be on wheels, so I can push it out of the way of my telly when not racing - but I can't figure out if I can have these wheels, but also have the transducers mounted? The spring mounting system doesn't seem like it'd work?
I'm just building my rig and thinking about adding this, wouldn't have even considered it if there was no noise isolation option. Honestly though Karl, how dare you have an opinion!
I have the kit and I'm having problems with the amp. Even with the volume from simhub set to 45% and the knobs on the amp set to 75%, the amp goes into overpower protection mode and shuts off. I don't think it's quite large enough. I found another one, so I'm going to try only running two channels off the amp and see if that improves its power handling or if it still trips a protection circuit under load....
I tried attaching one directly under my seat but immediately did not like that and moved it back to being attached to my rig so that it resonated through the whole rig. To each their own :)
I do like the look of that mate. price doesn't seem too bad either when you take in the cost of other sim racing components. I could be tempted to get one of these kits in the near future.
It's IMO quite cheap for the stuff you get. You can get better/more shakers and amps for the money, but difficult with the isolators that are mandatory to keep the neighbours away (had twice the police at my doorstep because of shaker-emission despite lots of rubber-stuff installed...). I'm probably one of the few sim-racers who knows where and what to buy for compression springs and how to attach them to aluminium profiles for small price because I had quite some fails with my passive suspension in the past and paid quite a price for the try & error. Even if you have the right springs, attaching it to aluminium profiles needs some custom-printed parts to make them work properly.
@@Leynad778 hey do you have any links please? This video is the first time I've come across these isolators and seems to be much better than several rubber mats which do nothing. Is there any recommendations you can suggest? Simply the ffb noise is too much so this is without transducers lol
@@easybreeze1 Compression springs like this should not be more than 5 bucks each, but kind of needs a 3D-printer to fix them properly to the rig. The most simple way is just 'designing' round cups with a hole to fix it to the profiles and to squeeze them in. They doesn't need side-support like those isolators. I'm using a six springs with a spring-rate of 55 N/mm, which is quite stiff, more like F1 suspension, so I guess 35 to 50 N/mm is a better sweetspot. 50 N/mm basically means, the spring compresses 1 mm per 5 kg load. I'm using D-355 from Federnshop and probably try the softer D-355A springs soon, which are also a bit longer. If they are too soft, I print a bumpstop out of TPU, which might also come handy to equalize the more heavy rear of the rig.
The 96W power supply won't supply 50W RMS to all 4 transducers, but in practice they'd never all be operating at full amplitude (power). I think they might have 'cheaped out' on the PSU (and maybe Amp as that won't handle 4 x 50W RMS). Electronic engineer so I'd do it myself, but it's not a bad price. Just be aware that shipping, duty and VAT are certain to be charged by customs on top of the 499 USD.
@@rizzeerizz8985 4 x 50W RMS if you wanted to be able to drive all transducers at full power at the same time. I only have a single transducer as a shaker so a single 50W amp is fine for me. In practice it's highly unlikely you'd ever drive all transducers at the same time, and, even if you did, the Class D amps used would just clip.
@@ColinDyckes i want to use simvibe chassis so i would like to run all 4 separate..i want to buy my own amp for this set up..what amp would you recommend for this?
Maybe I missed it but did you review the effect of the transducers on the driving experience? It seemed to mostly be a review of the kit contents, the install process, the effect of the isolator mounts and a review of your email inbox. Is the driving experience covered in a different video?
Hi Karl . Great content my friend.question if you can help .can you give me dimensions of the isolator please . Length width height. Thanks regards Robbie
@KarlGosling ..does that mean they not really very good ?! .. and can you tell me when you did have them set up .. was the springs abit of a problem as regards not holding weight of rig and the driver ?!! Cheers Karl .
Ultimate immersion, using a jack to lift rig to do a spring swap!
What do you mean with Jack?
@@memoNo1719 I assume they mean use a floor jack, like for lifting a car, to raise your rig for easy access to the isolators.
Even more immersion, hire a crew of dudes to run in while you are in the pit to do do it for you in 10 seconds!
@@msf1tv 😁👍
@@TrevorJones1 Yeah 😁👍
The slip angle setup is great. I've had them for about 3 weeks now. I just hope they get their shipping/customer service fixed. I ordered them in February and finally received all my components in April. They never gave any tracking numbers and shipped 3 different boxes all at least one week apart. Worst shipping experience/customer service I've dealt with messing with sim stuff.
I didn't have that issue at all.. shipping was about 4 weeks as stated at time of checkout and all arrived together
@@matta2738 did you get tracking numbers? I require tracking numbers for shipping to my country, so that might eliminate this for me if they don't supply them.
Which country do you live in?
I wanted to order it for its ease of use but I can’t accept such a shipping procedure!
I live in Germany.
@@rolux4853 I live in the US
A man that appreciates a good knob, Just seen DaveCam's video on this and will be looking to buy one.
Thanks for the review Karl! I've actually ordered mine about 3 weeks ago and waiting on them. It said roughly 35 days to receive them due to overseas (even though I received a tracking number already, it hasn't moved..)
I ordered the kit without the transducers, amp, wires, etc because I was able to source those for cheaper, but the exact ones you get on the full kit.
Hope I able to install without having to lift the entire rig like yours, I have quite a few things attached but you did mention you can easily lift to change the spring so should be alright!
Thanks again Karl, great stuff!
I have this kit and the amplifier can't handle it. I have the volume set to like 45% in simhub, and the knobs on the amp set to like 75%, and the amp goes into overpower protection mode if I go offroad and send too much signal to it. I've been trying to dial it in to where the amp won't shut off, and turning the power down seems to make it better, but it's not there yet.
That is very worrying. Surely this was tested when the guy made this set.
Wonder if you got a dud amp?
Yeah maybe get them to send you a replacement amp?
I just can say I feel exactly as Karl is telling about the kit. Good review and I can recomment this set-up.
I have had the slip angle for about a year now. Love it. It dampens the vibration like he says. It also delivers really detailed tactile feedback per corner when set up. the only upgrade from this is a full motion sfx set up. worth every penny for slip angle. reference, I live in NYC.
same here...about a year....I have the Logitech G pro wheel also and it had a transducer inside it as well.....i love this thing live in NJ
I have this kit and would love to get some info from you, so far it is frustrating me, the 6 channel amp does not correlate from channeln1 through to 6 in Simhub, I can adjust for that without too much drama but it's not ideal, the big issue however is that it does not matter which corner operates, it is felt throughout the entire rig and not discernible per corner, the mechanical transmission of vibration just shake the entire rig, a very muddy response, any suggestions on how you got it to be specific per corner?
Hon.. Could you tell if this can be mounted on a standard round tube rig ?
How’s noise so far ?
I live in Jersey.. could be nice to see some pictures of your setting if possible…
Thanks !!
would you mind sharing your sim hub settings for this please.... I have just ordered the kit and am not great with this sort of thing in the settings..... I have simagic shakers on my pedals do you think I will still feel them?>
Ordered it and just be aware, it will take 20-30 days to deliver to the US. Cant wait to try it!
I imagine the isolation feet allow the rig to experience more vibration movements since it’s effectively floating on the springs.
I thought it might absorb the vibrations taking away from the vibrations going into the frame. ?
@@rkwjunior2298It's exactly the opposite, as the transducers are connected rigidly with the rig frame via the brackets. The only connection to the floor then is via the springs, which represents by far the best isolation you can get (at least at this or a similar price point). By using springs as connection elements, you assure that most of the vibration forces HAVE to transfer into the rig itself, as they can barely travel through a loose dampening element like a spring.
Karl: "I'm a man who appreciates some weight, errrr; I'm a man who appreciates a good knob...ohhhh...that came out wrong..." - classic! This vid is gold just because of this. All fun aside though, I'm exclusively a flight sim guy but your videos are absolutely on point for much of what I am trying to do. I currently have a single BK but will likely add / replace this with a slip-angle setup. Your review convinced me and thanks to the price point of the slip angle, it's not as much of a bite out of my wallet as an expansion of the BK setup would be. Thanks for the great work you are doing.
lol Cheers Alex!
Hello Karl, many thanks for the very good review. I drive iRacing exclusively (for about 5 years) and have been using a single Buttkicker until now. I was happy with it. But after your reviews I will order the Slip-Angle Kit. Don't let the many know-it-alls out there influence your opinion. Thanks again for your video.
Thanks mate!
Very nice vibe mate,you seems to be a very 'gentle" human.Nice review. Subscribed
Karl, I cut 6 Kong classic extreme dog toys up and using rubber door stops mounted them beneath my rig. It gives all the wobble you want from FFB and transducers at a fraction of the price.
@@x_barwolf_x Hopefully you can see the pics (?). I bought some cheap rubber door stops from amazon (6) and 6 Large black Kong Extremes. I cut the bottom section off of these so they formed thick rubber cups. Bolt the door stops 4 at the seat area and 2 at the pedal end. Place the Kongs over the door stops and you have poor mans motion.
I'm going to try this. Thanks for the suggestion
@rowdywallbanger4080 I can't see the pictures. Do ypu use the top peice or the bottom prices you've cut off
I used the larger bottom part. If you’re an iRacer there is a whole write up in the forums.
@@rowdywallbanger4080 thanks mate
Thanks Karl great review as allways. I got all the questions answered like the Appartment isu and instal GJ man
Thanks Anton!
I'm curious if there really is a noticeable improvement in having these mounted up and down, versus just bolting them to the side of the rig.
Yes there absolutely is
Just ordered this kit based on this review. Can’t wait for delivery in 35 days 😀
Excellent!
@@KarlGosling update, it arrived in 7 days 😀 first thing I did was check the feel of the knobs on the suci amp 😂 and yes you were right, they’re a good feeling knob!
@@rgled10260 On the fence about ordering this - one year later how's it going? would you recommend it? how much does the spring system actually damper the sound? is it usable for late night sessions?
Great setup video Karl. Thank you 🙂. This kit looks very interesting, but I feel like you skipped over how it actually feels. Is it mainly giving feedback on curbs, or do you get road surface and / or traction loss sensation. Maybe this is obvious to those in the know, but as a sim rig newbie I could do with a longer description on the performance of this kit - thanks
Simhub allows you to customize what feedback you want. Very extensive.
Agreed, I want to see the "wohhh, this is really immersive, just felt that wheel break traction..." type of feedback in the video, but the trouble is that he is now spoilt by full motion, so I guess it's hard to get that enthusiastic about some rumbles! This is one downside to becoming successful on TH-cam, starts out in the same sort of position as us norms, reviews kit we can afford etc, but as time goes on moves up to the stuff that only 1% of people can afford. C'est la vie, channel is still great, but it'll never be as grounded as it once was.
I’ve had it for a few months now. I absolutely love it! Once tuned in with Sim Hub (this can take some tinkering to get the feel right) it adds massive amounts of immersion. You can put the kerb rumbled, road feel, gear shift, through the Slip Angle transducers, and bare back the wheel to only realistic FFB. The overall effect is excellent. I wouldn’t be without it.
Hi can v fit this slip angle to play seat trophy … if yes can u put a video please 🙏🏼
No mate.
I can appreciate a man that appreciates a good knob…..or um…..dial!
lol
I just installed two Dayton Audio bst-2 transducers combined with a Nobsound(lol) ns-10g amp. It's surprisingly good for immersion, and really easy to install!
Just done the same, put them on my play seat challenge, one under the pedals and one below my backside on the frame. Great immersion especially in VR, I can’t drive without them now. Only cost £120 for the setup. I do find sim hub is a bit tricky to setup, still tweaking some settings.
Same setup, but I recently changed to a Fosi BT20A amp. The difference is massive. The nobsound definitely doesn’t sustain its 60W, if it ever hits it. Also, running to 50W transducers on a 60W amp can damage the transducers apparently.
@@TheOfficialOriginalChad The Nobsound is 100 watts. 50 on each channel. My transducers are 35 watts each so 70 watts combined. I run my Nobsound at 70% to match the trancducers.
@@haraldjohansen1867 whoops I was thinking of the bst-1.
On a side note: Don’t consider any Amazon listing to be the source of truth, they’re often exaggerated. It ships with a 24V 5A power supply - 60Watts. I tried supplying them with a better power supply but it made no difference, so it makes sense they only include the 60W.
Also the BST-2 is 25W, not 35W. You were deceived twice by Amazon listings.
@@TheOfficialOriginalChad Dayton Audio lists the bst-2's as having a power handling (RMS) of 35 watts.
Honestly a great price considering the components and completeness.
Still very tempted to go for one of these.
Always love the comments about DIY being cheaper. Yes if your into the research etc happy days. But I bet you of you paid yourself and hourly rate to do the research there wouldn't be much saving haha.
Great review
Yes mate exactly and not every can DIY!
a simple double layer of washmachine dampeners does the job as well.
still nice to see someone offering a ready to use package though.
super cool. good video. I'm a sim-racer now turned sim flier.. DCS. Wonder if this setup would work well with SimShaker for Aviators....
nothing better than a solid, firm knob
Speaking to those DIY guys I just did a 4 bst-1 kit and in the end of it all your only saving about 100$ and I don't have the 4 isolators and brackets so your not saving much if any. I got lucky I paid 70$ cnd for ea bst-1 but they sell over 130$ the nubsound amps are 65$ each then you have 20$ of wires and the tnuts and bolts another 20 to 30 bucks. I didn't need a sound card as it's in the amps but it's about the same once all shipped. You can save if you get cheap transducers but your not doing the same setup.
wonder how it would work with and integrate with a motion system
I think that would be overkill. These are best at curbs, engine vibration, and shifts which motion can do well. They don't work well for abs, tc, so I imagine pedal-mounted transducers would help a motion rig but these would not.
Id like to know how much difference between the 100, 200 and 300 watt kits?
hi where did u get the black cloth around your 3 monitors please thx
Local fabric shop.
I’m trying to determine if I should get these, at 50w each, or the Buttkickers Pro at 150w each. Do the springs help isolate it and make what you feel better close to the 150 watt Buttkickers?
I have a triple monitor Sim Lab P1-X Pro, which isn’t a light sim rig. And I’m six-two and 260 lbs. Do I need the 150 watt Buttkickers to compensate for rig weight plus…me?
50w RMS is plenty mate, the BK's are overpriced and overkill IMO.
I currently just have one Buttkicker Gamer Plus under my seat, I'd love to do the 4 corner set up but my fear the sound vibrations it would output and disturb people near by. Though my rig (Trak Racer TR120) has the built in Quad Monitors, I always worry that the built in stand with all 4 monitors (3 27 inch, and 1 24 inch) would cause an over weight issue with the isolators (and me being 86 kg). It's also why I haven't messed with motion.
But if they do work in my set up, I'd need a jacket or something to lift my rig lol
Thank you Karl for doing this review
The guy that emailed you having a winge is a bellend mate. Keep up the great content legend ✌️
lol Cheers!
my t.v. mounts to my rig and i have a cheapo amazon rig, those vibration isolators look like they would fit perfectly in the rubber feet area might have to give a few a try
Cool idea!
Never tried the four corner setup. Mine are attached to four corners of the seat. It reduces the total power need sent to the dayton pucks. Solid fiberglass racing seat is good for mounting and transferring the vibrations. Running a rseat v2 f1 rig so the four corners option is not available like a 80/20 rig. Thanks for the review.
Yeah you have to do what you can mate, some prefer it too!
What is interesting is the fact that they use Dayton transducers which are widely known to fail after some time. They start to rattle and thats it. I just bought single one to improve my flight seat but ive also seen a lot if people have those problems. How will they service this?
I like this kit, but personally I'm going to DIY it. I've already sourced the anti vibration spring mounts and already have the BST-1's + sound card and amps I do really like the concept though and think it's a good solution for anyone wanting to run the 4 corner setup. My plan is to also add a center channel directly under the seat and pedal tray. Thanks for doing the review on the Prime Lite I bought the same cockpit after I saw your review.
What spring mounts did you use? And how are you mounting the bst-1s to your rig?
I was looking to do it all myself, but couldn't see much of a saving to be had
What spring did you use ??
@@RicheyBLS I assume you live in Us ?
@@rooim1 yes I do.
Link for spring isolators pls?
Im guessing this will also simulate abs lock up and lose of traction?
If the sim title outputs telemetry for it yes.
This is actually a really good deal . My only concern is how they actually perform. I have heard that some of the other brands like Dayton audio don’t have as deep a frequency as say the buttkickers do. So I’m looking forward to see the video with the 4 buttkickers and how they compare. Thank u for the video I always enjoy the content
IMO They are great, BK's are more powerful but cost a LOT more money.
@@KarlGosling ya I guess that’s kinda always the trade off . Thank u very much for the video .
Honestly my opinion is a single one with the right amp can give you shaken baby syndrome. I bought some cheap ones oiff ebay to start with.. like $20-30 and i got 4 of them.. and they would shake me to death. I dont think you need as much as poeople think
I just order a kit hoppefully the shipping wont take so long. So hyped 😊
Excellent!
I'm really curious how Simhub reads the audio in? From looking up the amp, the usb in is only for a usb key and not PC connectivity. I must be missing something.😊
Could you test the four shakers attached directly to the your motion actuators. I mean the actuators acting as the springs and then you could choose if you want to run motion, vibration or both together. And the second question is if the rekon/dayton/aura/SA... shakers can be replaced by a buttkicker pro shaker, as it has the wire conection compatible
Very interesting thanks Carl 👍
Can specify the model type of the spring isolaters?
Would be much appreciated 🙏
I don't have that information sorry mate.
@@KarlGosling okay thanks anyway
Great stuff as always. I'm not looking to replace my transducers yet... But I do love that the springs help keep it all quiet.
Yeah they make a big difference!
Another good video mate. I havent got any transducers myself because I have always been concerned about the vibration/noise leakage. Like you I have my rig upstairs, this looks a decent option though
@Karl Gosling Thanks for the overview! I do a lot of high end DIY builds on everything from 3D printers to extruded aluminum builds to acrylic aquariums. Typically I design in CAD and build from there. Just roughly estimating this it will cost as much if not more to build excluding the time involved. So the price on this product seems pretty good... With all that said, what concerns me a little bit are the mounting brackets. From what I can tell the seem a little bit on the flimsy side. Maybe a thicker gauge steel would be better? Or am I not seeing that correctly?
Cheers,
Greg
I guess you could always go thicker but I didn't notice any flex in use mate.
@@KarlGosling Good to hear! Thanks!
Hey Karl, I have 2 buttkickers gamer 2 and the SRS UShake 6 seat cover. Will this play friendly and work together with them? As I'd like to move the two buttkickers to other parts of my rig. OR would I even need this if I already have the SRS UShake6? Thank you!
This would be a replacement for the U-Shake IMO, two different methods of getting tactile feedback.
@@KarlGosling Valid point, thank you for your insight mate! Love from Canada!
I am really interested to order the Kit but have one major concern: I have quite expensive equipment on my rig (Simucube 2 Pro, Simucube Active Pedal Ultimate, etc.) and having these strong vibrations on the rig could potentially damage electronic and mechanical devices on the long-term, couldn‘t they? This concerns me a bit .
No mate not an issue at all, it's not the sort of vibration that would damage things.
@ Hi Karl, thx for the feedback. I actually contacted Simucube already and their support is really top notch! They responded very quickly and said exactly what you mentioned that there are no problems expected. I will then think about how I can fit it into my room. I was thinking to mount the system not sideways but to the front and back of the rig. I want to keep it narrow as I want to build another frame under the springs which sits on wheels so that I can still roll the rig in and out. But I still have to think about how to realize that.
@@KarlGoslingNow I pulled the trigger and ordered it straight from Slip-Angle. They did all the research and testing. Therefore, they deserve a fair share. And I can be sure that everything works as it should. If I would source all the components myself, I would not know which dimensions and load the Isolators should have, which amp to choose and the mounting brackets are only made by them. In addition it would not be that much cheaper as shipping costs would add up when sourcing it from different suppliers. Biggest Argument for Slip Angle is all the work and brain they have put into it. Kudos to that innovative thinking!!
thanks for introducing these. Just picked up a kit. The waiting begins.
How long did take to get to you? What is your location? US? I am waiting for mine...
@@ajfeliciano469 ordered on April 22nd. Came in on May 18th. It’s a great purchase although it is not compatible with my TrakRacer TRX rig but I knew that before making the decision. Got it to work and no regrets. Good luck!
Great review as always, Karl, thanks. And offer still stands (from the original video) if you're looking to move this kit on ;)
Love the idea of using transducers at all the wheel points but could these be adapted to fit a tubular rig (tr8 pro) or is there another product that would?
Would need some custom brackets/clamps but I'm sure it could be done yes!
What’s the uncompressed height of the spring isolator? I’m wondering what the disengagement height would be, as well as needing to clear the guide walls
Hi karl
Great immersion, but do you think than you can make a review of the slip angle with your pt actuator please ? Thank you and best regards
Eric
its a great price when you take into fabrication time and material cost if you tried to copy this setup. the isolators are a great design, I was surprised 499 was the cost to begin with ,
can you tell me what seat belt you have I need one that long I have a real sparco adjustable chair. thanks if you see this and respond
Good review Karl.. I am curious though. I'm using a single butt kicker Pro.. The amp puts out 150 watts RMS.. The transducer can handle 75-250watts of output.. It literally shakes my whole rig... What is their amplifier specs for that setup??? How is that haptic system compared to the Butt Kicker Pro??? One thing to note the larger the rig the more power maybe required? My rig is the TR160..
Do you know if these could be fitted on the _inside_ of the GT Omega Prime Lite? I don't have either but I'm considering the Prime Lite and wonder about this as a future upgrade - but space is tight and I'd like it to go right up against the wall when not in use, but these seem to stick out a fair bit. It's hard to tell from the pics of Prime Lite online if there's enough space under the pedal tray/seat that would allow them to go on the inside (and perhaps some questions about stability!).
I don't see why not mate, just bolts on, you'll need to make sure you clear your pedal tray etc.
@@KarlGosling that's the bit I'm wondering about - is there physical space under the pedal tray etc? (I don't have either yet so can't measure anything)
Having them on each corner makes PERFECT SENSE because of how resonance works. You kind of want the rumbling of the left wheel's transducer to travel through the cockpit before it hits your ass, because it will also be rumbling your feet on the pedal plate on the left side, it will also let the cockpit influence the signal on the way to your ass so that what you feel in the seat is slightly different from what you feel in your feet, exactly like if it was a real car.
As an example, if you smack a hammer in the front left corner of your cockpit, that's going to feel different in your feet, butt and hands than if you slapped the front left side of your seat with a hammer... Completely different sensation.
If you want the whole pit to feel alive, using four in the corners makes perfect sense.
Your rowdy commenter just likes his booty jiggled is what I'm getting from this. :D
The argument against it was that hard mounting transducers to a non-flexible structure such as 80/20 mutes them by 80%.
Adding these isolators fixes that problem, but it’s not an option for larger heavier rigs or motion platforms
Off the bat karl, 07:34 excellent reflex bro. 👌
lol cheers!
Thanks Karl! Getting ready for this...been watching reviews for this. Few questions...help with #1.
1. @24:14 I see you have casters behind, what exact kind are they? I still don't have the slip-angle set and currently do have casters to roll my rig easily every now and then, as front part of my rig is under a table. I've been searching how I can use casters with this slip-angle set for ease of moving the rig. I saw some lift casters but mostly use screws, while I prefer being able to mount as well on the 8020 extrusion. Any suggestions of casters that would work well with slip-angle?
2. From your testing, you think the 100W amp is fine?
Stupid question but can some wheel casters be mounted to the bottom of these isolators?
I am a DIYer when it comes to my sim rig, because I'm tight! (and ever pound I save on kit, is money I can spend on more kit).
But I do already have loads of tools, spare fixings & bolts, etc.
I know all this stuff is off-the-shelf, but I think as long as it's somewhat competitively priced I can understand the value in getting it all bundled together in the right spec with some instructions.
If I didn't already do it I think I'd buy a kit like this so long as it wasn't more than say 15% more than just ordering all the parts off Amazon for the benefit of having some of the leg work done and a bit of support. The problem I have is when you see things for sale for $3000, when you know the parts only cost $1500.
Nice. Next investment at the end of the year for me!
Great!
Hi Karl, great review as always. One thing, as I was searching for some new shakers, my cheap ones are basiclly done, I noticed that lots of them come with a warning, might cause cancer.
So seems to me, the closer they are to the body, the more risk there is. It might be a terrible idea to mount them directly under the seat, or use one of those that you sit on it. Just a word of caution for all and something to consider.
M8 thanks to legislation in California literally every substance known to man is required to have a label on it warning of cancer risk. If you want a fun game, next time you find yourself in a store, see how many items you can find which DONT have a prop 65 warning on it. These things have been painted, and paint is a known carcinogen. They have rubber, which is also a known carcinogen. There are also oils involved, which are also known carcinogens. There are also electronics inside the product, which are full of carcinogens. The phone you're probably holding in your hand is nearly entirely made of carcinogenic compounds. Those labels are humorously meaningless.
@@noname-gp6hk I disagree that the labels are meaningless, otherwise they would not be there. It's just a precaution so if you get cancer, they cant be sued. Fact is, using electromagnets close to the body is new and the long term effects are unknown. I will use shakers but not close to the body.
Nobody is talking about that thank you for this
@@ronaldkasteel3459 Karl's setup, simulating 4 wheels keeps the shakers away from your body. I would not use the stuff right close to my body as its goes directly through your body.
@@revs1567 thx man, still a bit hesitate to buy them atm
Thank you so much for the review mate!
I know you talked about it briefly in the video, but I just want to make sure. The isolators don't make the bass shakers feel any stronger do they? I ask because I don't have problems with room vibration and I already have everything else installed and waited for you're review to see if it's worth buying the isolators or not. Cheers! 🫡
Could this attach to Playseat Trophy?
With custom brackets yes.
@@KarlGosling could you please expand on custom?
DIY? Not off the shelf?
Do you think these could work mounting at the front and rear bars of the rig? As opposed to sides?
Width is an issue for my rig!
Yeah it wouldn't be quite the same but it would work yes!
Is it much better to have the 300 watt version? What would mainly be the benefit?
@karl - the silent aspect (ie not rattling downstairs) is of interest but couldn’t you achieve that with those rubber isolators that go under washing machines? Can you get simrig spring isolators from other places?
There's probably a few different ways to isolate mate yes.
I have a motion rig also… so I assume there’s no way to incorporate this product into a motion rig setup? I live in a condo with neighbors above/below and have it tuned for motion only since the vibrational aspect vibrates too much. I would love to find some type of similar but heavier duty (larger bases for stability) isolators to fit under D-Box type of motion actuators. Let us know if you find anything like that please.
hey mate, have you figured out a way to add this kit to an 80/20 rig that is already mounted on wheels? My frame has to be on wheels, so I can push it out of the way of my telly when not racing - but I can't figure out if I can have these wheels, but also have the transducers mounted? The spring mounting system doesn't seem like it'd work?
would mounting direct to the bottom of the seat be better? More efficient, more fidelity, more feedback, less noise for the wife?
Where i can find your actually rig setup ? equipaments, etc etc
100w or 300w slip angle kit, which one you guys recommend and why ? I mainly play rally and sometimes ACC.
Anyone know the best way to put 4 bass shakers on my Next Level Racing F-GT cockpit? Cheers
If Slip Angle wants me to send me a kit to test out on my F-GT I can let you know how it works :))
I'm just building my rig and thinking about adding this, wouldn't have even considered it if there was no noise isolation option.
Honestly though Karl, how dare you have an opinion!
I know mate, better to keep our thoughts to ourselves! lol
@@KarlGosling thanks for responding mate, keep up the good work, really enjoy your style of content.
I'm a bigger guy, would I perhaps need a 200w system or would a 100w system be fine?
Size doesn't matter mate, 100W is fine.
Thxs Carl been waiting for this review
Hello good video but where can I buy these feathers?
Can this be put on tubular rigs, like the track racer's ?
With some DIY brackets yes.
@@KarlGosling Time for some research.
Thanks for this mate I’m going to order mine tomorrow
No problem 👍
I'd love to see the power specs for that amp.
I have the kit and I'm having problems with the amp. Even with the volume from simhub set to 45% and the knobs on the amp set to 75%, the amp goes into overpower protection mode and shuts off. I don't think it's quite large enough. I found another one, so I'm going to try only running two channels off the amp and see if that improves its power handling or if it still trips a protection circuit under load....
@no name good to know! It defintely looks very small to handle theoretical 50 watts rms x 4
How well do these work with console gaming? I feel it won't be as immersive as with a pc but i don't know.
I tried attaching one directly under my seat but immediately did not like that and moved it back to being attached to my rig so that it resonated through the whole rig. To each their own :)
Hey Buddy… how can I get rollers like the ones you have on ur rig?
Any way to attach these to a rig like a GT Omega ART cockpit?
Why not using both system? The Slip Angle for terrain and bumps and the cushion for maybe traction feedback
Can someone link to the spring isolators??
I do like the look of that mate. price doesn't seem too bad either when you take in the cost of other sim racing components. I could be tempted to get one of these kits in the near future.
It's IMO quite cheap for the stuff you get. You can get better/more shakers and amps for the money, but difficult with the isolators that are mandatory to keep the neighbours away (had twice the police at my doorstep because of shaker-emission despite lots of rubber-stuff installed...). I'm probably one of the few sim-racers who knows where and what to buy for compression springs and how to attach them to aluminium profiles for small price because I had quite some fails with my passive suspension in the past and paid quite a price for the try & error. Even if you have the right springs, attaching it to aluminium profiles needs some custom-printed parts to make them work properly.
@@Leynad778 hey do you have any links please? This video is the first time I've come across these isolators and seems to be much better than several rubber mats which do nothing. Is there any recommendations you can suggest? Simply the ffb noise is too much so this is without transducers lol
@@easybreeze1 I've posted a long answer that seems gone. Have you got it?
@Leynad Jee sorry mate but no. Did see that slip angle sell just the isolators, I may just go that route
@@easybreeze1 Compression springs like this should not be more than 5 bucks each, but kind of needs a 3D-printer to fix them properly to the rig. The most simple way is just 'designing' round cups with a hole to fix it to the profiles and to squeeze them in. They doesn't need side-support like those isolators. I'm using a six springs with a spring-rate of 55 N/mm, which is quite stiff, more like F1 suspension, so I guess 35 to 50 N/mm is a better sweetspot. 50 N/mm basically means, the spring compresses 1 mm per 5 kg load. I'm using D-355 from Federnshop and probably try the softer D-355A springs soon, which are also a bit longer. If they are too soft, I print a bumpstop out of TPU, which might also come handy to equalize the more heavy rear of the rig.
Do you think 4 corners + one on the seat is good? or 4 is enough corner?
One under the seat is a nice addition but 4 corners works great.
Looking forward to this ! Cheers Karl
The 96W power supply won't supply 50W RMS to all 4 transducers, but in practice they'd never all be operating at full amplitude (power). I think they might have 'cheaped out' on the PSU (and maybe Amp as that won't handle 4 x 50W RMS). Electronic engineer so I'd do it myself, but it's not a bad price. Just be aware that shipping, duty and VAT are certain to be charged by customs on top of the 499 USD.
Yeah I was actually thinking the same thing after the video, they will never be at 100% load all at once so it's not a problem.
what amp would you recommend for this set up then?
@@rizzeerizz8985 4 x 50W RMS if you wanted to be able to drive all transducers at full power at the same time. I only have a single transducer as a shaker so a single 50W amp is fine for me. In practice it's highly unlikely you'd ever drive all transducers at the same time, and, even if you did, the Class D amps used would just clip.
@@ColinDyckes i want to use simvibe chassis so i would like to run all 4 separate..i want to buy my own amp for this set up..what amp would you recommend for this?
this any good
Maybe I missed it but did you review the effect of the transducers on the driving experience? It seemed to mostly be a review of the kit contents, the install process, the effect of the isolator mounts and a review of your email inbox. Is the driving experience covered in a different video?
1:30sec onwards, tactile transducers are a must have if you can IMO mate.
great vid karl, hope these fit gtomega prime ive just ordered them
Now if only they gave you a discount code too :) Thanks for the review Karl.
would this kit work on a GT Omega classic with seat unit attached? this kit looks great, i want
The power cable you referred to is called a 'Figure 8' cable if that helps anyone.
Ah good to know!
Would this setup work along with an existing buttkicker?
Hi Karl .
Great content my friend.question if you can help .can you give me dimensions of the isolator please . Length width height. Thanks regards Robbie
I do not have this anymore mate sorry.
@KarlGosling ..does that mean they not really very good ?! .. and can you tell me when you did have them set up .. was the springs abit of a problem as regards not holding weight of rig and the driver ?!! Cheers Karl .
Putting constant 50W into a shaker would overheat and kill it.
Combining those suspended shakers with motion would be a great video.
I have these and after running it for an hour i touched them and they were pretty cool