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title: "Dayton Audio TT25-8 Puck Tactile Transducer Mini Bass Shaker 8 Ohm"
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# 8 Ohm impedance for versatile audio setups Compact 2.76-inch puck fits discreetly anywhere Lightweight 12 oz for easy installation Dayton Audio TT25-8 Puck Tactile Transducer Mini Bass Shaker 8 Ohm

**Brand:** dayton audio
**Price:** $47.92
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎮 Feel Every Beat: Elevate your audio game with tactile bass that moves you.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Dayton Audio TT25-8 Puck Tactile Transducer Mini Bass Shaker 8 Ohm by dayton audio
- **How much does it cost?** $47.92 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- dayton audio enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dayton audio brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Customizable Setup:** Experiment with placement to tailor subtle vibrations or powerful rumbles—your personal bass playground.
- • **Plug & Play Simplicity:** Small, lightweight design makes installation quick and hassle-free—no bulky subwoofer needed.
- • **Affordable Audio Upgrade:** Boost your sound system’s depth and realism without breaking the bank.
- • **Precision Audio Matching:** 8 Ohm impedance ensures seamless integration with most home theater and gaming systems.
- • **Immersive Bass Experience:** Transform your chair or couch into a tactile sound powerhouse for gaming and movies.

## Overview

The Dayton Audio TT25-8 Puck is a compact, 8 Ohm tactile transducer designed to add immersive bass vibrations to chairs, couches, and other surfaces. Weighing just 12 ounces and measuring under 3 inches, it’s easy to install and integrates smoothly with home theater and gaming systems, delivering a rich, tactile audio experience that enhances movies, music, and gameplay without disturbing neighbors.

## Description

Dayton Audio's TT25-8 PUCK is a small, 8 ohm tactile transducer or mini bass shaker that is intended to be used in home theater, gaming, and auto sound applications.

Review: Fun toy with a lot of potential - This was a very cheap way for me to add some depth to my home theater system. I moved my subwoofer to another stereo in the house because the fronts on my surround system can reach pretty low and I didn't think I'd miss it. But then I missed it. I could still hear a good amount of bass in general but some of the feel of it was gone. Movies and music got a little more remote. I don't care for a carnival ride of rumbling for every deep note in a movie or music but I like it to be hyper-realistic and immersive. I realized I had an old receiver sitting in a closet and I could run one of these bass shakers with it through the subwoofer out on my ht receiver. And it works great. For a while I had it bolted to the bottom of the couch. At times it just seems like the sounds you're hearing are also shaking the room and it really gives the impression of being louder without actually being louder. Immersive. Cool. But other times it's just a simple thing like a character closing a door and the thing wiggles your butt. Pretty distracting and dumb. So I attached it to a big plywood panel on a bar that is right behind the couch. The couch is pushed right up against the bar. So what happens is the plywood is acting as an exciter speaker to some degree and you can actually hear the bass the shaker is producing. And it shakes the couch in a more passive, subtle way that is very realistic. It was just lucky that I have this bar behind the couch and this works so well but the upshot is that I made my system sound better and feel better for only 16 bucks. And it was fun experimenting with different placements. Now I'm getting ideas for using a large, suspended panel of plywood to try to create a free-standing subwoofer in the room. Just for kicks.
Review: bang for the buck! - I bought two of these because I could never give my system a work out. I have always lived in pretty close proximity to others with paper thin walls. While my existing sound system only pushes 18watts to the sub-woofer these units solved the issues I had with cutting out the low end of my sound system so as not to disturb the neighbors and room mates. If you've done your research on these, or shakers in general, I can confirm the hype that they immensely improve your listening experience to movies music and gaming. They are not very big but they make a world of difference when listening to content with a vibrant soundscape in the low end. They aren't perfect but they are impressive for the price range. Technical and instillation- as you can see from the image these have pretty small leads, I belive its about 6”. they are also not very thick so putting to much stress on them could result in pulling the leads straight out of the houseing. Make sure you wire them correctly the first time or you could quickly run out of slack leads. These should also be considered low end pro units. The instructions that come with these are pretty sparing but they recommend that you drill out a hole in what ever surface you are mounting them to. While these units can be pretty robust and rugged if you don't heed the instructions on this point you risk damaging the shakers. Restricting the movement or burying your units will shorten their lifespan. While they don't get very hot- they do need airflow, while they are designed to shake the object they are mounted to- they do need their full range of motion when they are permanently mounted. I've seen people reviewing these on Youtube who just screwed them to the bottom of office chairs and I would not recommend that. While it would give you an extra kick for a while eventually the lack of range would either limit the output (audio range) or damage the units over time. Admittedly its not practical to get a hole saw and carve out divots in the bottom of an office chair it is practical to hit the hardware store and get a few pieces of scrap 2x6 to do the job and more than likely they'll be free. Furthermore, as has already been mentioned, the leads are pretty short and thin. When you install this to an object you should make sure to include adequate slack in your wires and possibly a quick release. I accomplished this by getting some RCA extension cables from GoodWill and just patching the sockets to the ends of my wires. Most consumer sound systems do not support external sub-woofers. If you have a decent 2.1 or higher system then these will work fine for you. The important part is to be aware of the resistance of both the shakers you are installing and the resistance of your existing driver (listed here in Ohms, this product specifically 8ohm). My system has a 4ohm driver so I had to wire my units in parallel so they would work correctly. If you do not respect this you could damage either the shakers or your sound system. You could hypotheticaly still use your driver along side your shakers but expect a performance ding from doing so. In much the same way as you can wire an 8ohm 10watt speaker to a 4ohm 4watt channel you will get much quieter audio because of differences in voltage and resistance. I would also recommend taking the time to wire up your shakers “non-permanently” with some sort of quick release. I used my Goodwill connectors to route the lines to my sub-woofer outside my speaker box so I could chose either my shakers or my driver at any given time. If you have the experience or the time you could create a circuit that toggles between your inbuilt driver or your shakers but I opted for the manual approach. The TL;DR of this review is that I am very impressed with these little pucks. They are quite small and very much worth the money. I opted for 2, not that I had much choice knowing the specs of my sound system, and they are very affordable. I did the research on these units, and while instillation instructions where hard to find the rave reviews can be confirmed. They take a mediocre sound system and make it awesome. It changes a loud sound system that keeps your neighbors awake to a personal experience for you only. If you aren't afraid of wiring something up yourself I would highly recommend buying these!

## Features

- Quality construction and economically priced
- Add tactile feedback to chairs and couches for the ultimate gaming and movie experience
- Small and easy to install
- Feel the bass

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B009RGJ47S |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,109) |
| Date First Available | October 16, 2012 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 12 ounces |
| Item model number | TT25-8 |
| Manufacturer | Dayton Audio |
| Product Dimensions | 2.76 x 2.76 x 1 inches |

## Product Details

- **Audio Output Mode:** Tactile
- **Brand:** Dayton Audio
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wired
- **Mounting Type:** Floor Standing, Tabletop Mount
- **Speaker Maximum Output Power:** 30 Watts

## Images

![Dayton Audio TT25-8 Puck Tactile Transducer Mini Bass Shaker 8 Ohm - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71XbbgsjIIL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can I used a A/V receiver with this instead of an AMP?**
A: No, this needs an amp. 
You can buy a cheap car subwoofer amplifier like this one:
https://www.amazon.com/BOSS-Audio-R1100M-Monoblock-Subwoofer/dp/B004S4XNEO

Since it's 1100W (theoretically), I would wire all of the bass shakers in series, and connect to the amp above.

**Q: Can 4 units be placed under a king sized bed, with 2 people in it (600lbs total weight)?**
A: Might need more than 4 units.... they also get hot! Plus you need to mount them to the bed  frame not just place it under the mattress

**Q: Can I install this into a boombox type speaker or is it too powerful?**
A: This is an old question but I was able to place mine into a small, repurposed, 3" computer subwoofer box.  I can place the box onto my couch and it sounds great!  Works wonderful with my headphones and gives a fantastic depth of bass which was missing from my headphones alone.  I power this unit with a small subwoofer amp.

**Q: is this a pair or a single**
A: Mine was a single.  Since I wanted two, I had to place an order for a quantity of 2.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fun toy with a lot of potential
*by I***D on February 14, 2021*

This was a very cheap way for me to add some depth to my home theater system. I moved my subwoofer to another stereo in the house because the fronts on my surround system can reach pretty low and I didn't think I'd miss it. But then I missed it. I could still hear a good amount of bass in general but some of the feel of it was gone. Movies and music got a little more remote. I don't care for a carnival ride of rumbling for every deep note in a movie or music but I like it to be hyper-realistic and immersive. I realized I had an old receiver sitting in a closet and I could run one of these bass shakers with it through the subwoofer out on my ht receiver. And it works great. For a while I had it bolted to the bottom of the couch. At times it just seems like the sounds you're hearing are also shaking the room and it really gives the impression of being louder without actually being louder. Immersive. Cool. But other times it's just a simple thing like a character closing a door and the thing wiggles your butt. Pretty distracting and dumb. So I attached it to a big plywood panel on a bar that is right behind the couch. The couch is pushed right up against the bar. So what happens is the plywood is acting as an exciter speaker to some degree and you can actually hear the bass the shaker is producing. And it shakes the couch in a more passive, subtle way that is very realistic. It was just lucky that I have this bar behind the couch and this works so well but the upshot is that I made my system sound better and feel better for only 16 bucks. And it was fun experimenting with different placements. Now I'm getting ideas for using a large, suspended panel of plywood to try to create a free-standing subwoofer in the room. Just for kicks.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ bang for the buck!
*by A***Z on April 28, 2016*

I bought two of these because I could never give my system a work out. I have always lived in pretty close proximity to others with paper thin walls. While my existing sound system only pushes 18watts to the sub-woofer these units solved the issues I had with cutting out the low end of my sound system so as not to disturb the neighbors and room mates. If you've done your research on these, or shakers in general, I can confirm the hype that they immensely improve your listening experience to movies music and gaming. They are not very big but they make a world of difference when listening to content with a vibrant soundscape in the low end. They aren't perfect but they are impressive for the price range. Technical and instillation- as you can see from the image these have pretty small leads, I belive its about 6”. they are also not very thick so putting to much stress on them could result in pulling the leads straight out of the houseing. Make sure you wire them correctly the first time or you could quickly run out of slack leads. These should also be considered low end pro units. The instructions that come with these are pretty sparing but they recommend that you drill out a hole in what ever surface you are mounting them to. While these units can be pretty robust and rugged if you don't heed the instructions on this point you risk damaging the shakers. Restricting the movement or burying your units will shorten their lifespan. While they don't get very hot- they do need airflow, while they are designed to shake the object they are mounted to- they do need their full range of motion when they are permanently mounted. I've seen people reviewing these on Youtube who just screwed them to the bottom of office chairs and I would not recommend that. While it would give you an extra kick for a while eventually the lack of range would either limit the output (audio range) or damage the units over time. Admittedly its not practical to get a hole saw and carve out divots in the bottom of an office chair it is practical to hit the hardware store and get a few pieces of scrap 2x6 to do the job and more than likely they'll be free. Furthermore, as has already been mentioned, the leads are pretty short and thin. When you install this to an object you should make sure to include adequate slack in your wires and possibly a quick release. I accomplished this by getting some RCA extension cables from GoodWill and just patching the sockets to the ends of my wires. Most consumer sound systems do not support external sub-woofers. If you have a decent 2.1 or higher system then these will work fine for you. The important part is to be aware of the resistance of both the shakers you are installing and the resistance of your existing driver (listed here in Ohms, this product specifically 8ohm). My system has a 4ohm driver so I had to wire my units in parallel so they would work correctly. If you do not respect this you could damage either the shakers or your sound system. You could hypotheticaly still use your driver along side your shakers but expect a performance ding from doing so. In much the same way as you can wire an 8ohm 10watt speaker to a 4ohm 4watt channel you will get much quieter audio because of differences in voltage and resistance. I would also recommend taking the time to wire up your shakers “non-permanently” with some sort of quick release. I used my Goodwill connectors to route the lines to my sub-woofer outside my speaker box so I could chose either my shakers or my driver at any given time. If you have the experience or the time you could create a circuit that toggles between your inbuilt driver or your shakers but I opted for the manual approach. The TL;DR of this review is that I am very impressed with these little pucks. They are quite small and very much worth the money. I opted for 2, not that I had much choice knowing the specs of my sound system, and they are very affordable. I did the research on these units, and while instillation instructions where hard to find the rave reviews can be confirmed. They take a mediocre sound system and make it awesome. It changes a loud sound system that keeps your neighbors awake to a personal experience for you only. If you aren't afraid of wiring something up yourself I would highly recommend buying these!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome
*by N***O on December 20, 2025*

Works better than the 25w generic transducer. Just get this and pair with the nobsound amp.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Dayton Audio TT25-8 Puck Tactile Transducer Mini Bass Shaker 8 Ohm
- Nobsound Mini Bluetooth 5.0 Power Amplifier, Stereo Hi-Fi Digital Amp 2.0 Channel 50W×2 with AUX/USB/Bluetooth Input, Wireless Audio Receiver, PC Sound Card with Power Supply (Black)

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