On my 8020 sim racing/ sim flight rig, I use for flight sim 2 x Buttkicker LFE, not the small mini L
On my 8020 sim racing/ sim flight rig, I use for flight sim 2 x Buttkicker LFE, not the small mini LFE or the regular Buttkicker but the large LFE, and they do really work very well (no comparison with the Mini LFE for example). The frequency Response starts at 5 Hz!. Each of the Buttkicker LFE is 11 lbs / 5 kg.
https://thebuttkicker.com/products/buttkicker-lfe-haptic-transducer
You do need however some powerful amp like the Behringer NX3000 to work with these as they need 400 watts mininum.
https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0CHS
As software I use Simshaker (SRS being less good and Simhub unfortunately not supporting flight sims):
https://simshaker.com/software/general/
Last but not least, you DO have to isolate your set from the rig in order to achieve good results for all tactile effects, otherwise a lot of the energy is going into the rig and the floor and not to your body .
https://thebuttkicker.com/products/buttkicker-lfe-haptic-transducer
You do need however some powerful amp like the Behringer NX3000 to work with these as they need 400 watts mininum.
https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0CHS
As software I use Simshaker (SRS being less good and Simhub unfortunately not supporting flight sims):
https://simshaker.com/software/general/
Last but not least, you DO have to isolate your set from the rig in order to achieve good results for all tactile effects, otherwise a lot of the energy is going into the rig and the floor and not to your body .
ButtKicker Haptics
The ButtKicker LFE is our largest transducer and is a great fit for large installs. One ButtKicker LFE provides amazing tactile response on even the largest couches. And the ButtKicker LFE transducer is the best fit for home theater risers and platforms. The ButtKicker LFE haptic transducer requires a minimum of 400 wa
