Buttkicker + PVC pipe?

[SomeStrangeSin]

does the buttkicker work well on the pvc pipe cockpits? Im wondering because i might get pvc piping for mine however I really want a buttkicker im thinking there will be a lot of ratteling noises or the vibration just wont work well. does anyone out there have a pvc pipe cockpit with a buttkicker? how is the performance?

 

[jswilli1]

does the buttkicker work well on the pvc pipe cockpits? Im wondering because i might get pvc piping for mine however I really want a buttkicker im thinking there will be a lot of ratteling noises or the vibration just wont work well. does anyone out there have a pvc pipe cockpit with a buttkicker? how is the performance?

When using a Buttkicker, particularly the BKA300 wireless it uses rubber isolators to isolate the vibration to a couch, chair, etc. This optimizes the performance of the transducer and keeps the vibrations from transferring and being lost to the floor. If using the BK gamer I believe it does not use isolators as it attaches to an office chair or game chair. I don't think there will be an issue using it on a PVC frame. I would say go for it:tup: