Dayton Audio DAEX58FP Flat Pack 58mm Exciter 25W 8 Ohm

I play guitar. It's quite enjoyable and everyone should.It's REALLY enjoyable if you stick one of these to the body of a Strat with Floyd Rose though. I plug the guitar into a practice amp like normal, but I disconnect the wires from the internal speaker and run them to this Dayton audio transducer. Since it's in contact with the body of the guitar, it resonates it like a speaker, which feeds back through the strings and then the pickups.It's kinda like having a Berserker eBow. The whole guitar resonates. You can get gnarly feedback at low volume. With a Floyd? Dive bombs from hell at low volume is really cool and pretty surreal.Make sure to keep the amp at zero when you start off. A little bit of overdrive helps. Within the first 5 minutes of playing with it the transducer started to smell a little bit and got kinda hot (all my fault!) so I turned it off for a bit. It never stopped working but I wanted to make sure I didn't destroy it. If I had, I'd have cursed at myself and instantly ordered another one.For under $20 it's a really cool device, and I haven't even tried the "traditional" setups, i.e. plywood or a gaming chair.I will buy more of these things to experiment with. If you find a vibrating toilet seat on Amazon in the near future, it was I who was responsible.

I was skeptical from all the videos. They are much better than I could have hoped for. For the price there is nothing that can compare. I was looking for a way to set up a projector that requires a receiver for audio. These let me build a soundstage that was truly amazing as well as being able to easily move them.

I have four in my boat. Mounted with 3m double stick on the under side of the fiberglass. Lots of sound, works great.

Bought two of these a couple weeks ago just to see how they would sound. On a table or something hard and flat with no anchors, they sound like a pair of very bad speakers. Once I anchored them securely with wood screws though, I was amazed at how clear they were compared to what I was expecting which was an absolutely nothing special. They are clear and compete well with my Logitec x540. I attached them to the loft that holds my bed so I can hear and feel the music in my bed and hear it clearly when near it. I used a 2 channel 40watt amp and it is fine. Maybe a little under powered but it does get loud.With the success of the exciters so far, I will install 4 of these inside the walls of my bedroom sometime in the next few months. I will update the review once I finish that.All in all, fun and very good buy especially for the price. I will be buying many more.

The media could not be loaded. Edit: Just bought my second one of these. Ive had one mounted to one of my apartment windows for over a year now. I put this latest purchase on the next window, (and got my TV between the windows :-) ). The music sounds GREAT! Movies are decent... I think I'm going to try using acoustic ceiling tiles hung from my ceiling with some paracord. Overall, I am thrilled with the quality and quantity of sound I get from these two little devices! If you're thinking of buying it... BUY IT! I'll post up a video as soon as I get the ceiling tiles.Overall, very happy with the transducer. I attached it to a window next to my desk using double sided foam tape, and a mini amp to drive the sound. The sound is excellent, especially for watching a TV show or movie. It does sound slightly like i am sitting in a large auditorium, but for the price, size and power consumption, i am very happy with sound quality and volume. I only bought ONE of these transducers and I'm thrilled so far.. I will be getting another one to try setting up a stereo sound setup.

Using in a virtual pinball table - have 4 of them along with 2 Dayton bass shakers. The table bumps - love the feedback they give. Have to pair them with a decent amp to get the most out of them. Bought this version because it easily screwed into the sidewall of the cabinet.

It is pretty neat except a little too heavy for its magnetic force capability, therefore unable to use it as autosticked to a metal surface, also the vibration doesn't help to make it work that way. Would need to be sticked or screwed, fixed by any mean, which doesn't fit my need so i returned it for a smaller/lighter model of same brand.

Work well. Mounted to dense foam panels and hung from ceiling. You can mount these to about anything