Strong bass to feel

Brownhunter

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Hi All!

I am currently seeking an really strong bass or subwoofer, that you can feel in your bones. Unfortunately I am unsure where to look first, can anyone please make some recommendations, by any chance?

Any assistance be greatly appreciated.

Cheers!
 
Well there are a other things to consider, The first would be... What kind of amp and where is it going to be located, as far as the things in the room and size of the space it will be in? Room acoustics do have a factor with audio.
What amp and speakers are you currently using to connect a sub too?
 
Mine is 400 watts and 10 inch sub that if,, i turn it up will move my chair around. Other things as well. Can't remember the brand, i got it at the on-base PX. I have it turned back so i can watch movies without making my Nephews chair in the next room to vibrate. Room size is 10X12. Wood floors and have a carpet square under the sub to keep other noises from vibrating, (Rattle) Even cut back to lowest settings still can rock pretty good. My fish in the water tank will ,Dance.. to the sounds. Weird to watch
 
Going to need a lot more info. What's your current sound setup, what is this going to be used for, is this home theater or a PC setup, movies/TV or games, size of the room, do you have the rest to complement a large subwoofer setup, budget, size of room, carpet or solid flooring, etc.
 
I like the F&D F550X. I bought this speaker 4 years ago for 71 EUR.
That was the price for a new product. I have also seen it sold for 30 EUR more expensive.

Here is my sound test of these speakers.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z3kFV1SaFGDwy9Ji3Syp8jcfON4NHg-m/view

I also have a home theater with an expensive amplifier and decent Infinity speakers.
The F&D F550X can outperform this much more expensive setup in some audio around 40% of the time.
I'd say there isn't a huge difference between the F&D F550X and the best audio system out there.

I like the bass of this F&D more than the Infinity and Yamaha subwoofers of over 12 kilo that I also have.
The F&D has 56 watts and it is loud enough to make you deaf if you listen at maximum volume.
Higher wattages are completely unnecessary.
 
you can always add some bass shakers to your chair if you want to feel the bass.
thats technically what they are used for. tactile feedback of sorts for your butt (chair couch etc)
 
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