The Q10B tactile transducer is an awe-inspiring bass shaker designed to reproduce the effects of the lowest frequencies in music and movies. Q10B is sensitive, articulate, and renders even the most complex low frequency material in every detail. It is so powerful that it can even replace traditional hydraulic platforms in theme parks. The Q10B allows users to control the spread of LFE effects, which is especially useful if your surroundings do not permit high volume audio. When it is installed on a home theater or music chair, its outputs remain in the chair. Mounting it on a platform is also possible, providing power for multiple seats. Q10B is designed for superior music reproduction. It combines precise, quick, and articulated low frequency response with maximum tactile effect. Viewing movies with a Q10B adds a new dimension that you will not want to be without. Its patented motor system is built around ultra high-gauss neodymium magnets and a military-grade flat wire voice coil that can produce 2 inches of earthquake-inducing stroke and response as low as 5Hz.
Power That Will Shake Your Senses
One Q10B can easily replace five traditional shakers and provide tactile power for five cinema chairs. With only one moving part, Q10 B is maintenance-free. The chassis is a large heat sink made of cast aluminum, making it capable of extremely high performance. Universal mounting options are designed into the chassis. Q10B has a power handling capability of 1000 watts, yet it is so effective that an amplifier of 300 watts is plenty for private use.
How Exactly Does A Tactile Transducer Work?
A tactile transducer or “bass shaker” is a device constructed according to the principle that subsonic bass frequencies can be felt and heard. A tactile transducer transmits low-frequency vibrations into the object it is mounted on. A tactile transducer will usually be mounted on a couch/chair, and vibrations are transferred from there to the body. This is tactile sound. Tactile transducers can supplement and sometimes replace traditional subwoofers. In situations where the environment dictates using headphones, a tactile transducer can provide the bass and impact, free of nuisance to the surroundings.
Home Theater and Music Applications
A tactile transducer gets its signal from the LFE output, which is also used by traditional subwoofers. This signal is amplified by an amplifier, which drives the tactile transducer. It articulates the low frequency effect and is very powerful and precise. The tactile transducer easily integrates with your existing subwoofer, complementing it in the lowest frequencies.
For Gaming Applications
Tactile transducers are an explosive way to generate massive amounts of vibration, which brings you right into the game world. Installation of an Earthquake tactile device on your gaming chair will give you an incredible interactive experience. With massive percussion power and Earthquake’s patented 3D Motion™ technology, the shakers bring user immersion to a new level. With impact energy far beyond any consumer shaker, the audio enthusiast will experience unprecedented tactile response.
