Dayton Audio TT25 Puck Tactile Transducer

Yes, the TT25 is a passive device and does not have a built-in amplifier. You will need a dedicated subwoofer amplifier or a spare channel on an existing receiver to drive it.

Yes, the TT25 is a passive device and does not have a built-in amplifier. You will need a dedicated subwoofer amplifier or a spare channel on an existing receiver to drive it.

For a single gaming chair, one or two units are usually sufficient to feel the effects. For a full-sized sofa, we recommend using four units—one for each seating position—to achieve the rated peak force and balanced tactile feedback.

For a single gaming chair, one or two units are usually sufficient. For a full-sized sofa, a configuration of four units is recommended to ensure even tactile distribution across the seating area.

Yes, the Puck is designed for surface mounting. You can secure it directly to a flat, rigid surface on your chair or vehicle frame using the six mounting holes provided.

These work best on furniture with a solid wood frame or a rigid mounting surface. If your chair or sofa has a hollow or flexible frame, the vibrations may be dampened, resulting in a less effective experience.

No, the Puck is designed to transfer low-frequency vibrations directly into your seat rather than producing audible sound. This allows you to feel the bass impact without needing to turn up the volume on your speakers.

No, the TT25 is designed to complement your existing subwoofer, not replace it. It focuses on physical vibration rather than audible sound, allowing you to feel the low-end impact without needing to turn your room-filling volume up.

The TT25 performs best within the 20 to 80 Hz range. We recommend using a low-pass filter on your amplifier to ensure the transducer only receives these low-frequency signals, which prevents it from trying to reproduce higher-frequency sounds it isn't designed for.

The Puck features a surface-mount design that requires six #6 screws to attach it securely to a flat, rigid surface. Ensure the mounting point is as close to the center of the seat structure as possible for the most direct transfer of energy.