Now comes the Subpac, a tactile bass system that slips against the back of your chair and allows you to feel those low frequencies. Suddenly that you can feel frequencies down to 5Hz, which is impossible in most small studio situations.
This isn't the first time that tactile bass systems have been tried, as the Buttkicker has been around for a while. That unit took a little bit of clunky installation as you had to physically mount it to your chair or stool. The Subpac is simple in that it just fits to the back of any chair like a seat cushion, supply a line in signal, and get your butt shaken. I experienced it myself, and it really works well. The Subpac is available for $350.
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2 comments:
Do you think it's worth the price tag? I mix using Ultrasone 750's because Dave Pensado recommended them a while back, and when referencing other tracks I can get somewhat of a sense of the lo end if I solo it out in my track and compare it with others also solo'ed out. But I'm always looking for a step up. Thanks!
If it's worth it is up to you, but it's a totally different experience that using headphones.
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