Buttkicker BK-CT Concert Tactile Transducer Shaker for Bands
The ButtKicker is designed for music. Low end response for your stage, studio or rehearsal room monitoring can now be accurate, powerful and incredibly tight. It’s used by many of the worlds’ great bands including Counting Crows, The Who, Charlie Daniels Band, Rod Stewart, Jane’s Addiction, and many, many others. The full sized ButtKicker Concert provides maximum low end isolation. Every player on stage, and every sound engineer can have just the right level of bass, without airborne sound waves. The ButtKicker isolates low end into a drum throne, platform, or control room floor. This gives you much greater control of sound pressure levels. Bass players and drummers who want to feel a powerful kick drum, or low “C”, no longer have to drive guitar players and singers nuts with volume. One ButtKicker Concert can easily replace 3, 4, 5 or even 6 voice coil shakers. Engineers will benefit by being able to more accurately monitor mixes for all types of stage or studio sessions.
Product Features
- Frequency Response: 5 – 200 Hz
- Nominal Impedance: 2 ohms
- Power Handling: 400 watts min. / 1500 watts max.
- Dimensions: 5.375″ H x 5.375″ W
- Piston Weight: 3.75 lbs. / 1.48 kg
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More Like Asskicker, Compared to the Smaller Buttkickers This is intense. Get an amp that can power it at 2 ohms with over 1000W RMS per channel such as a Behringer iNuke 3000 or in my case I’m using a Behringer EP4000. I have it mounted (bolted) to an office chair, I use it for playing bass and studio production, it pairs well with good headphones for providing a full sonic experience.If you can your amp doesn’t have a cutoff filter make sure you can EQ the output to the buttkicker and roll off everything over 200Hz otherwise muffled…