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Help to mount Bass Shakers to seat(Aura Sound)

Discussion in 'New users start here - FAQ' started by Javo5, Aug 3, 2019.

  1. Javo5

    Javo5 Active Member

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    Hi, I bought 4 Aura Sound bass shakers to replace my old Dayton pucks in my 2dof seat mover. I had two pucks on the back and 2 under the seat but due to the size and curved surface of the seat, i can't mount the new ones.
    Any suggestion? Thanks in advance

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    I would suggest creating a mounting plate across the back base part of the seat for mounting 2 transducers and a mount for 2 either side of the pedals, which is the classic 'chassis mode' for simulating each of the wheels.