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Choose a rigid mounting surface
Select a reinforced wooden, metal or engineered structural member that can transfer vibration without flexing excessively.
SUPPORT & SETUP
Use this page as a practical setup reference for rigid-surface tactile transducer installations. Final wiring, amplifier selection and mounting hardware should always be verified for your specific build.
QUICK START
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Select a reinforced wooden, metal or engineered structural member that can transfer vibration without flexing excessively.
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Use suitable hardware for the material. Keep the housing flat to the structure and verify that fasteners cannot loosen during vibration.
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Use an amplifier rated for the connected impedance and start with low gain before increasing tactile intensity.
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Play low-level content first. Listen for unwanted mechanical noise, then confirm temperature and cable strain after several minutes.
PRODUCT GUIDES
For users connecting a standalone transducer to an existing compatible amplifier.
View Core Shaker GuideFor users starting with amplifier + two Core Shakers.
View Starter Kit GuideFor users wiring compatible tactile transducers to a dedicated amplifier.
View Amplifier GuideFor users planning a complete audio + tactile system with quote-based shipping.
View 2.2 Setup NotesMounting feasibility depends on the actual structure. Avoid mounting only to loose upholstery or thin unsupported panels.
A tactile transducer must be driven by a compatible amplifier and wiring configuration.
Confirm the connected load matches the amplifier's supported impedance range. Do not guess wiring combinations.
Start below maximum output and increase gradually. Too much power can overheat components or create mechanical noise.
For paired installations, plan whether the transducers share a channel or run as separate outputs before wiring.
When in doubt, contact support before powering the system.
THERMAL & MECHANICAL CARE
Stop testing if the unit becomes unusually hot, smells abnormal or produces mechanical scraping noises.
Best for aluminum profile frames, racing seats and rigid simulator structures.
Best for reinforced seat bases or internal wooden / metal frame members.
Best for builders who can control structure, cable routing and access for maintenance.
Check amplifier power, signal input, wiring polarity and source volume.
Check mounting rigidity, amplifier level, signal content and whether the transducer is mounted to a strong structural path.
Inspect loose panels, fasteners, nearby decorative parts and cable contact points.
Reduce output level, check load compatibility and stop use until wiring and mounting are verified.
Check placement, channel wiring, signal routing and mounting surface differences.
No. It adds structure-borne physical response. A subwoofer creates audible low-frequency sound; a tactile transducer transfers energy into the mounted surface.
Sometimes. It depends on the internal frame. Mount to reinforced wooden or metal structure, not only foam or fabric.
You need a compatible amplifier matched to the connected load and intended setup. Check product guidance before wiring.
It depends on the structure and use case. One transducer can work for small applications; paired setups may provide more even tactile distribution.
Stop testing, lower the output level and verify wiring, load compatibility and airflow before continuing.
Only use in environments compatible with the product's enclosure and electrical requirements. Avoid moisture unless the product is specifically rated for it.
Share your application, mounting surface and intended amplifier setup so we can help you choose a safe starting path.