Ok, so I'm attempting to hook up 4, 50-watt bass shakers to my office/gaming chair via a bluetooth receiver and an amplifier for feedback while gaming the way a controller for a playstation or xbox shakes, but much stronger. The only problem I'm having so far is finding a good amp for this project.
I can either use one amp capable of 200-watt rms, running 2 bass shakers on left and 2 on right, or I can use 2 amps, each of at least 100-watt rms, sending the left signal to one and the right signal to the other.
These bass shakers are 4-ohm each, so the amp needs to be capable of either 8-ohm (subs in series) or 2-ohm (subs in parallel).
And as I've stated already, this is going to be used for an office/gaming chair indoors, so I don't think car amplifiers would work, it needs to be able to plugged into a standard American power outlet.
A variable crossover/low pass/high cutoff on the amp is preferred as well, since low frequencies are best at creating vibrations.
Any help is very appreciated, thank you guys.
I can either use one amp capable of 200-watt rms, running 2 bass shakers on left and 2 on right, or I can use 2 amps, each of at least 100-watt rms, sending the left signal to one and the right signal to the other.
These bass shakers are 4-ohm each, so the amp needs to be capable of either 8-ohm (subs in series) or 2-ohm (subs in parallel).
And as I've stated already, this is going to be used for an office/gaming chair indoors, so I don't think car amplifiers would work, it needs to be able to plugged into a standard American power outlet.
A variable crossover/low pass/high cutoff on the amp is preferred as well, since low frequencies are best at creating vibrations.
Any help is very appreciated, thank you guys.