Clark Synthesis "Shakers"

Clark Synthesis currently manufactures three models or levels of performance.  All have the same physical dimensions, but their performance is increased as the model numbers go up.

	The Silver TST229 is the start of our powerful line up, and it features our highly accurate patented design and has the ability to activate seating such as traditional theater seats or most standard chairs or recliners.
	The Gold TST329 is the first of our units to utilize Neodymium rare earth magnets, thus the price and performance increase.  This offers more fidelity and efficiency (twice the output) over our Silver model.  It can be used in seating and in floors and risers.  The TST329 is the military spec model, and it is the one used in all the warfare and driving simulators.
	The Platinum TST429 is the most powerful device available on the market today.  The Platinum's doubling of output over the Gold is accomplished by increasing the quantity of the Neodymium material and specialized components.  Because of its output the device will work in floors, risers, and many types of seating.  It offers the most output and best fidelity.  The extended low-end response was designed for the most exciting home theater experience available.

There are two configurations available standard and tactile ready packaging the difference is in the hardware included.  If the unit is being mounted in a tactile ready piece of furniture, the tactile ready models can save you money.  If the application is not to be mounted to a tactile ready seat then the standard package is to be purchased.  This assures the installer that they will have everything needed to successfully install the transducer.

Product Reviews

" I've come to believe tactile sound is an absolute must. I'll say no more, except for this: I think tactile sound will soon become a required, expected part of the home theater experience, as essential as a big-screen TV or a center speaker. "
Home Theater By Brent Butterworth


"I can think of very few products that add this much to a system for so little relative cost. I couldn't imagine my system without it."
Home Theater 2001 (READ FULL REVIEW)

"Add tactile soundtransducers to your home theater. "
Popular Mechanics By Brian Fenton

"This vibration in the chair really made me feel like I was part of each movie—even Twister took on an a complex plot."
Audio Video Interiors 

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