The Guitammer Company BKA1000-4 Amplifier

No preamplifier is required. For home theater, just use a RCA cable to go from your processor's subwoofer out to the RCA input on the ButtKicker Amplifier. Then, use 12 gauge speaker wire from the amplifier to the ButtKicker. It's as simple as that - plug 'n play.

With 1100 watts into 4 ohms and 2100 watts into 2 ohms, the BKA1000-4 is able to power one or two 4 ohm ButtKicker Shakers (when wired in parallel). Not only does the ButtKicker Amplifier have over 2100 watts of power, it adds low and high cutoff filters at no additional cost.

With the low cutoff in the "on" position frequencies less than 25 Hz are filtered out. This is ideal for musicians who do not need nor want the ButtKicker Shaker to "see" anything below 25 Hz. When the low cutoff is in the "off" position all frequencies are passed on the ButtKicker - ideal for home theater use and the low frequency response the ButtKicker has become known for. With the high cutoff in the "on" position, frequencies above 40 to 160 Hz are filtered out - meaning only frequencies below 40 to 160 Hz are passed to the ButtKicker.

The variable high cutoff filter control allows you to set the high cutoff from 40 to 160 Hz. This is ideal for home theater use when only low frequencies are wanted. Conversely, when used by musicians, leaving the high cutoff switch in the "off" position enables the ButtKicker to respond to all frequencies in its natural working range of 5 - 200 Hz.