[1212magicman]

I use DJ1 Ultrasone headphones (HFI-580) with a DSS Dolby Digital 7.1 amp. I really like the surround sound, but I want more bass. I really like quality so I don't want to kill the frequency balance.

So I've decided to get some sort of subwoofer. One that Is in a chair or something. I don't want it to produce sound, ONLY want it to produce vibration from bass notes. Is there anything that exists that could do this? Because I want to watch anime and movies without waking anyone up, but I also want the vibrations from bass, just not the sound. Any ideas?

 

[TMRaven]

Bass is sound, not vibration.  Viscal impact only happens when the spl of that bass is high, which means the actual volume would have to be high.  You're after just a vibrator, and not a subwoofer.

 

[Head Injury]

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I use DJ1 Ultrasone headphones (HFI-580) with a DSS Dolby Digital 7.1 amp. I really like the surround sound, but I want more bass. I really like quality so I don't want to kill the frequency balance.

So I've decided to get some sort of subwoofer. One that Is in a chair or something. I don't want it to produce sound, ONLY want it to produce vibration from bass notes. Is there anything that exists that could do this? Because I want to watch anime and movies without waking anyone up, but I also want the vibrations from bass, just not the sound. Any ideas?

Buy a pair of Skullcandy Skullcrushers, use a splitter to drive them along with your Ultrasone, and sit on them 

 

 

[TMRaven]

Fantastic.

 

[Jonnoh]

fret not.  Head Fi'ers might not know what you're after but a sim racer does!
 
http://www.thebuttkicker.com/

 

[cifani090]

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Bass is sound, not vibration.  Viscal impact only happens when the spl of that bass is high, which means the actual volume would have to be high.  You're after just a vibrator, and not a subwoofer.

Wow, i think the OP shall go on craigslist, but two car woofers, and duct tape them to his head. Very bassy sound for a youngster