Would this be good to use with a pair of bass shakers?
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works good for the garage and the Polk in/out speakers I have. I have not connected the sub to it yet but it does not seem to have the power to rock some bass loud...it does sound great.
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I know this question was asked over a year and a half but I have nothing else to do...I hooked them up to the sub output. I bought 2 TT25 8 ohm pucks and they work great, the only thing is don't add a lot of volume to them over a long period of time or they'll tend to heat up. If that happens just turn down the volume or turn off the amp and let them cool off before you turn it back on. The blue LED is similar to a VU meter. It measures volume output. The higher the volume the brighter it gets. I play both music and games from my S6 and mp3 player and I've become hooked. I never play without it. I know this question was asked over a year and a half but I have nothing else to do...I hooked them up to the sub output. I bought 2 TT25 8 ohm pucks and they work great, the only thing is don't add a lot of volume to them over a long period of time or they'll tend to heat up. If that happens just turn down the volume or turn off the amp and let them cool off before you turn it back on. The blue LED is similar to a VU meter. It measures volume output. The higher the volume the brighter it gets. I play both music and games from my S6 and mp3 player and I've become hooked. I never play... » Read More I know this question was asked over a year and a half but I have nothing else to do...I hooked them up to the sub output. I bought 2 TT25 8 ohm pucks and they work great, the only thing is don't add a lot of volume to them over a long period of time or they'll tend to heat up. If that happens just turn down the volume or turn off the amp and let them cool off before you turn it back on. The blue LED is similar to a VU meter. It measures volume output. The higher the volume the brighter it gets. I play both music and games from my S6 and mp3 player and I've become hooked. I never play without it. « Show Less
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No. This is essentially a low power portable amplifier. I'm not sure how the calculated their wattage numbers but they didn't use 'math'. For instance, maximum safe input is 5 amps @ 12 volts. That is 60 watts input. After conversion losses (let's be super generous here and say 85-90% input power gets converted to audio output) you have a maximum of 50 watts to split between 3 channels. Not enough for any kind of large load like a bass shaker.
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Will work for a bass (I use mine for that) but needs to have the pegs to attach to and bind against.
1514761
Well you can do it, but I wouldn't for 2 reasons. 1) Your amp would need to be rated for 2 ohm load, which means the amp is serious kit that would best be served with better speakers. 2) More importantly, unless the pair are mounted in an enclosure which couples them sonically at bass frequencies, they will sound muddy.
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It's not ideal, but can be done if kept at low volumes. It is not meant to handle the lower frequencies of a bass guitar. Thank you.
232519
It works well for any application. It converts bass into vibration So it adds depth to anything you're doing
520289
Absolutely yes! I did the same thing with my output of my theater receiver and the bass sounds much better running 2 subs. This particular splitter is great quality and very durable.
445897
No it would not handle a bass guitar for anything more than a low volume practice. Love the other comments and advice.
1284192
I assume you could since it basically does the same function as a Boss Octavia pedal does when the harmonist pedal is set to that mode. Wouldn't think either pedal would sound too good with a bass though. Just my opinion. Be like bass overkill to the point it would be distorted.
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You still need an amplifier for the bass shaker, but you can use the signal output from the subwoofer. (Signal from sub goes to amp for shaker; amp powers shaker and translates the signal from sub).
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As long as you can adjust your gains on the amp, you should be able to get some good clean bass out of them. They can take some punishment.
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It should be perfect for that. Lightweight and powerful enough to get great sound. You have enough balance and unbalanced inputs to handle your equipment.
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I haven't tried it with a bass, but I'd have to agree with the other responses, that it would be unlikely to handle the low frequencies of the bass, except at volumes probably not useful. The Behringer BX108 (at least the older version) and the Ashdown TOURBUS-15 are nice little bass practice amps although not as portable as the Pignose or the Roland Microcube somebody mentioned.
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Subwoofers move air so the short answer is no. This product is great for under furniture that has bass shakers installed. For a great experience and not annoy neighbors, install bass shakers in your couch and put these pads under the feet.
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You would need 2 PAMP1000's. They are rated for 160watts for 2 speakers. These amps are OK, but they are not powerful at all, and you would not want to run them over 80% volume output for long periods of time since they heat up pretty good. I do think you would be ok with two of these and splitting your Pro Bass Shakers connections in half.
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I would certainly think so. These are very sturdy and work well with my large speakers. Have fun!
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Yes it would be great for that scenario however you won't be able to adjust the bass if it is boomy inside your studio.
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Hi, you could but it will sound muddy because there is no tweeter or horn in it. It is meant for a bass guitar. Thanks