Extreme high-power tactile transducer

300 watts of serious tactile feedback for rigs that need more than a small shaker.

Name: Dayton Audio BST-300EX 300W Bass Shaker
Brand: Dayton Audio
SKU: BST-300EX
Price: 100.86 EUR
Availability: InStock

The Dayton Audio BST-300EX is a high-power tactile bass shaker built for demanding haptic systems. Instead of adding more sound to the room, it converts low-frequency amplifier power into physical vibration you can feel through a seat, cockpit frame, platform or simulator structure.

300 W RMS 4 Ohm 10-200 Hz

Dayton Audio BST-300EX 300W tactile bass shaker - OCRacing

Dayton Audio BST-300EX angled product view - OCRacing

Dayton Audio BST-300EX binding terminal detail - OCRacing

For serious haptic builds

Built for strong, low-frequency movement in a rigid cockpit.

The BST-300EX is made for applications where a smaller transducer starts to feel weak: heavy sim racing rigs, cockpit platforms, home theater seats and tactile builds where low-end impact needs real authority. Mounted firmly to a rigid structure, it can deliver kerbs, engine vibration, road texture, gear shifts and cinematic low-frequency effects with much more force than entry-level shakers.

01High-output tactile force

300W RMS power handling gives the shaker serious headroom for demanding haptic feedback.

02Low-frequency focus

10-200 Hz response keeps the effect in the physical vibration range instead of chasing audible midrange noise.

03Rigid-rig friendly

Best results come from a firm mount to a seat frame, platform, pedal deck or cockpit structure.

04Heavy-duty size

This is a large, heavy shaker, so installation space and mounting strength matter.

Dayton Audio BST-300EX red and black binding terminals - OCRacing

Amplifier matching matters

Pair it with a real 4 Ohm amplifier, not a tiny desktop amp.

A 300W tactile transducer needs the right amplifier, wiring and gain structure. Use an amplifier that is stable into a 4 Ohm load and powerful enough for the target effect. For cleaner tactile feedback, run the signal through SimHub, DSP or a low-pass setup and keep high-frequency content away from the shaker.

300W RMS handling

Designed for high-power tactile applications with proper amplification.

Low-pass recommended

A low-pass crossover around 80 Hz helps keep the effect focused and reduces unwanted high-frequency vibration.

4 Ohm load

Match it with an amplifier that can safely drive a 4 Ohm tactile transducer.

Amplifier not included

This product is the bass shaker only. Amplifier, wiring and mounting hardware are selected separately.

Installation notes

Mount it where the structure can carry the force.

The BST-300EX weighs around 1.7 kg and produces strong mechanical energy. It should be bolted to a solid surface that will not flex, rattle or loosen during long sessions. In sim racing, the best position depends on the effect you want: seat for body feel, pedal area for road detail, or a dedicated platform for more distributed vibration.

Dayton Audio BST-300EX rear mounting plate - OCRacing

1Choose a rigid position

Seat frame, cockpit profile, platform or another solid structure that can transfer vibration cleanly.

2Bolt it securely

Use appropriate mounting hardware for the structure and check fasteners after the first sessions.

3Tune the signal

Use low-frequency telemetry or audio content and avoid sending unnecessary high-frequency material.

Where it makes sense

For builds where tactile feedback should feel physical, not decorative.

01Sim racing rigs

Kerbs, shifts, RPM, wheel slip and road texture can be felt through the cockpit structure.

02Flight and truck simulators

Add low-frequency vibration for engines, turbulence, runway texture and heavy vehicle feel.

03Home theater seats

Low-frequency movie effects become physical without needing extreme room volume.

04Custom platforms

Useful for dedicated tactile platforms where multiple smaller shakers are not enough.

Technical overview

Dayton Audio BST-300EX Extreme High Power Pro tactile bass shaker.

Is this stronger than a typical small bass shaker?

Yes. The BST-300EX is a high-power 300W tactile transducer. It is meant for serious haptic systems, not small desktop amplifier experiments.

What else do I need?

You need a suitable 4 Ohm amplifier, speaker wire, mounting hardware and a signal source such as SimHub, DSP or low-frequency audio feed.

Product	Dayton Audio BST-300EX Extreme High Power Pro Tactile Bass Shaker
Model	BST-300EX
Type	Tactile transducer / bass shaker
Power handling	300 W RMS
Impedance	4 Ohm
Frequency response	10-200 Hz
Suggested low-pass point	Around 80 Hz for focused tactile effects
Dimensions	Approx. 7.25 x 7.25 x 2.5 in / 18.4 x 18.4 x 6.35 cm
Weight	Approx. 3.75 lb / 1.7 kg
UPC / EAN	0848791009044
Included	1x Dayton Audio BST-300EX tactile bass shaker
Not included	Amplifier, cables, low-pass crossover/DSP and mounting hardware

300 watts of serious tactile feedback for rigs that need more than a small shaker.

Built for strong, low-frequency movement in a rigid cockpit.

Pair it with a real 4 Ohm amplifier, not a tiny desktop amp.

Mount it where the structure can carry the force.

For builds where tactile feedback should feel physical, not decorative.

Dayton Audio BST-300EX Extreme High Power Pro tactile bass shaker.

Is this stronger than a typical small bass shaker?

What else do I need?

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