[fuddvd]

I saw this at parts express and was wondering if anyone had experience with it? The price is quite close to Aura bass shakers so im wondering how they would compare to each other.
http://www.parts-express.com/pe/psho...61&ctab=3#Tabs .

 

[fuddvd]

"Bump"

Anyone? The specs are the lowest in the Clark Transducer line,as to be expected.I'm wondering should I get these or the Auras?

 

[gpmbc]

Aura shakers move 30 lbs./per foot while the Clarks do 216 lbs/foot (provided the specs are honest). I have used Aura shakers and they are a fun addition. From everything I have read though the Clarks are supposed to be a step up in transient response as well as cover more bandwith.

 

[BrotherAaron]

I bought mine a few years ago and love it! It definitely has some power. I use the extra channel from my Samson Amp (350w per channel), the other channel drives my SVS subwoofer. In my opinion, you cant go wrong for the price! Although it is not in the same league as the buttkicker line, its definitely a huge step up from the Aura shakers. The Clark doesn't go as low and isn't as powerful as the buttkicker, but does a great job for the price.



If I was to spend $300-400 on a shaker, i'd definitely go with the buttkicker. Otherwise, you won't be dissapointed with the Clark Synthesis silver. I have a 9' 1/2" by 15' 0" x 13" high riser and it literally feels like the riser moves up and down during LFE passages.


P.S. Definitely go with the clark synthesis.. I just looked at the price of the aura's !! PM me if you have any specific questions

 

[fuddvd]

Yea,I'm leaning towards the Clark's,thanks for the input! I Have a big sectional couch that incorporates a hideaway bed and wasn't sure what will move that much weight. I would go with Buttkicker but financially that is not doable right now.