I bought these back in 2007. I have 8 leather recliners set up in my home theater room and installed 1 of these in each on the recliners. Then paired them up with a $20 receiver off craigslist. I hooked the craiglist receiver to my main receiver and now every time the subwoofer is triggered, all the seats in my movie room shake. 10 years ago these things cost $28 a piece and its not only the cheapest aspect of my setup, but also my favorite. The lobby scene of the Matrix and the D-Day scene of Private Ryan are my two demo clips for people that sit in them for the first time. I love these so much that I drastically reduced the amount of times I went to the movie theater as watching movies at home is better. Not sure if this is a true story, but I remember reading that when these first came out they were designed for sports cars that couldn't fit subwoofers. So these would give that same feel. They never really sold, and someone tried using them for home theater and the price of them increased quite a bit over the years. Even at its current price they are well worth the cost and all 8 of mine are still working after 10 years.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]