--- product_id: 27280371 title: "SUBPAC S2 Tactile Bass System (2019 Edition)" brand: "subpac" price: "£9.44" currency: GBP in_stock: false reviews_count: 10 url: https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/27280371-subpac-s2-tactile-bass-system-2019-edition store_origin: GB region: United Kingdom --- # 1Hz-200Hz ultra-wide tactile bass range Bluetooth 4.0 A2DP wireless streaming Long-lasting Lithium Ion battery power SUBPAC S2 Tactile Bass System (2019 Edition) **Brand:** subpac **Price:** £9.44 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🎶 Feel the bass, own the vibe — don’t just listen, live it. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** SUBPAC S2 Tactile Bass System (2019 Edition) by subpac - **How much does it cost?** £9.44 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.uk](https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/27280371-subpac-s2-tactile-bass-system-2019-edition) ## Best For - subpac enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted subpac brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Create Anywhere, Anytime:** Ultra-portable design with rechargeable Lithium Ion battery lets you produce and enjoy deep bass on the go without noise complaints. - • **Seamless Wireless Freedom:** Bluetooth 4.0 A2DP streaming delivers crisp, tactile bass without the hassle of cables—perfect for modern multitaskers. - • **Feel Every Beat, Not Just Hear It:** Experience immersive bass from 1Hz to 200Hz that transforms your music into a full-body sensation. - • **Studio-Grade Accuracy Meets Comfort:** Optimized tactile transducers and ergonomic straps provide consistent, distortion-free bass monitoring for marathon mixing sessions. - • **Silent to the Outside World, Loud in Your Soul:** Feel the power of a club system’s bass without disturbing neighbors—ideal for late-night creativity and private listening. ## Overview The SUBPAC S2 Tactile Bass System (2019 Edition) is a professional-grade, portable tactile audio device delivering ultra-wide frequency bass response (1Hz-200Hz) with Bluetooth 4.0 streaming and a rechargeable Lithium Ion battery. Designed for music producers and audiophiles, it offers silent, distortion-free bass monitoring that enhances music immersion and mixing accuracy without disturbing your environment. ## Description Product Description Accurate, immersive, and portable – the SUBPAC S2 is the latest addition to our line of revolutionary tactile audio systems that have quickly become essential tools for music production and enjoyment from the top studios in LA and London, to basement apartments and bedrooms worldwide. The SUBPAC adds real depth, connection and enjoyment to whatever you play through it – your music and media comes to life with the added dimension of physical bass. Imagine standing in front of a beautifully tuned club system and feeling the bass – this is the experience the SUBPAC delivers, all without any external noise. Featuring an all-new ergonomic design with a flexible strapping solution for your chair, improved materials inside and out, newly optimized tactile transducers, improved battery life and the addition of Bluetooth 4.0 A2DP streaming for casual listening, the SUBPAC S2 is the most powerful and accurate seated tactile bass solution on the market. Feel it. The SUBPAC S2 (2019 Edition) features professional audio upgrades to enhance your creativity and fidelity. Increased dynamic range gives the S2 a more accurate and true representation of your music, especially for acoustic and classical genres, while improved Total Harmonic Distortion guarantees better definition and clarity, even at higher levels. From the Manufacturer Review: The SubPac really augments the experience for all genres of music! - Note: I originally wrote this review of the SubPac S2 for a computer audiophile forum. Sound Quality: I have now sampled my whole music library with the SubPac. It really rounds out what I think is by far the closest approximation to what I was looking for, for anything remotely close to the total cost I've invested. The bass experience is highly versatile. It is equally good for Trance, Jazz, Classical, and other genres. It is both full and punchy, it's not like having a subwoofer that's designed to deliver one kind of bass over another. I have the SubPac connected to the monitor outs on my interface, and the headphones connected to the headphone out, with independent level controls. I leave the SubPac's own level control at the halfway point (where the curve transitions from linear to logarithmic), and my interface gives me fine control over the balance. I can boost the bass pretty darned high just by turning up the SubPac level, without audibly (or palpably) distorting the sound, or turn it down so it offers a realistic level of body resonance that you would get from experiencing music live. The only caveat in the realism is that your spine is what typically vibrates most with a SubPac, as opposed to, say, your chest. That said, I am made very aware of where in my body specific frequencies resonate with the SubPac: some in my butt, some in my lower back, and others in my head. The 16 Hz Bombarde on my favorite pipe organ recording is delivered through my spine and head with absolutely earth-shattering glory, and yet the clarity remains intact like I've never heard from a subwoofer (granted, I've never heard an audiophile-level subwoofer in a proper listening room). Just the fact that no bass at any level causes any objects to rattle in my room is itself a godsend. Design/Comfort/Convenience: The SubPac is not a perfect product, but the complaints I have are all relatively minor. It feels like a solid product made of quality materials. The comfort is about as good as I can reasonably expect. The SubPac is slightly padded, but it does stick out and is not as physically comfortable for long periods as is sitting in my ergonomic computer chair without it. Between the SubPac and my HD380 headphones, the SubPac is the limiting factor in comfort for long sessions. The SubPac S2 comes with an x-shaped arrangement of adjustable straps to fit over various shapes and sizes of computer chairs. It also comes with an additional strap that's supposed to go over the top of your chair. This additional strap is not nearly long enough to go over my computer chair. The good news is this additional strap is not really needed. Without it, I've achieved a very snug and stable fit to my computer chair that has stayed in place for the hours I have used the SubPac so far. Some people have complained that they weren't warned about the control box. Well, you audiophiles understand the need for such a thing, to properly power it, and to provide an input and output some distance away from the epicenter of the vibrations. This control box comes with a strap to conveniently attach it to the underside of a computer chair arm rest. My only complaint with this part of the design is that the control box can fairly easily slide off the strap. The cables should keep it from falling to the floor, though, and I imagine an easy fix would be to stick some additional piece of cloth into the clip. Conclusion: The SubPac is definitely not a cheap gimmick, but a serious product of high quality to cost ratio, and what I believe is the best (and possibly only) way to hear and feel every possible frequency on a sub-$1,000 budget. The comfort of the seated (S2) version is decent relative to reasonable expectations, but it will probably make your ergonomic computer chair significantly less comfortable for long listening sessions. I'm tempted to compare it to the backpack (M2) version, particularly to see which is more comfortable, but I have to be careful about throwing around money to compare products given my budget. The only other complaints I have about the SubPac I mentioned above for completeness' sake, but they probably wouldn't be significant enough to affect most peoples' buying decisions. The SubPac offers a fundamentally different experience from listening to music on headphones alone. Whether feeling music the way the SubPac allows is for you is a personal decision. I don't know what level of headphones the SubPac would be able to compliment well in terms of quality, but I find it an impressive compliment to my HD380s, delivering a truly augmented experience without sacrificing quality. Review: Bass Music Lovers Come - So my wife just opened her gift and she loves her new toy. I just tried it and its pretty awesome. Many will think its just another gimmick but hey as long as you enjoy it why not? We are bass music lovers specifically dubstep. If it says anything we attend a lot of Bassrush Events. We tested listening to Never Say Die 100 by Skism set on soundcloud and the bass was doooooope. I cranked it up and could feel it in my neck and teeth lol. Felt like i was in the club or a festival =). I also listened to Kendrick Lamar and skrillex which didn't disappoint. I tried System of a Down and didn't feel it as much though. I can't say anything about battery life yet. Stay tune. On the next model, can you make it stronger so my eyes vibrate in the socket? ## Features - Frequency Range: 1HZ-200HZ - Portability: The SUBPAC gives you a full range, portable production solution anywhere, anytime. - The SUBPAC is silent to the outside world. You will not get noise complaints, allowing you to create for longer, later into the night. - Feeling sound puts less stress on your most valuable asset – your ears. With the SUBPAC you can produce/mix for longer at lower levels. - SUBPAC is the most consistent and accurate bass monitoring solution on the market. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00YUMOOQ0 | | Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) | | Battery type | Lithium Ion | | Color Screen | No | | Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (142) | | Date First Available | May 8, 2015 | | Hardware Interface | Bluetooth | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Item Weight | 3.96 pounds | | Item model number | S2 | | Power Source | Battery Powered | | Product Dimensions | 20 x 5 x 14 inches | | Speaker Amplification Type | active | ## Images ![SUBPAC S2 Tactile Bass System (2019 Edition) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61uyLlZNLKL.jpg) ![SUBPAC S2 Tactile Bass System (2019 Edition) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51I+7vqtrCL.jpg) ![SUBPAC S2 Tactile Bass System (2019 Edition) - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51oLdUU45IL.jpg) ![SUBPAC S2 Tactile Bass System (2019 Edition) - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61yJ94tMh3L.jpg) ![SUBPAC S2 Tactile Bass System (2019 Edition) - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71ATrO0t36L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Can I listen Salsa, would I be able to pick the music?** A: Yes! Works with all music. Best with music with bass. Lots of dancers use it too. **Q: Has anyone hooked this up to a home audio system? I have a nice surround set up and was wondering if and how this could interface with it. Thank you** A: it has 2 aux ports...one for the input so the subpac can pump bass into your back and the other for headphones. you dont need to use the headphone jack but i dont know if youll be able to hear your home audio if its plugged into the subpac **Q: Is good for Deaf community?** A: https://youtu.be/4c1lqFXHvqI here check this video out, it should answer your question **Q: how many do you have in stock? i need 16.** A: Contact SUBPAC team at info@subpac.com ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The SubPac really augments the experience for all genres of music! *by E***. on June 3, 2017* Note: I originally wrote this review of the SubPac S2 for a computer audiophile forum. Sound Quality: I have now sampled my whole music library with the SubPac. It really rounds out what I think is by far the closest approximation to what I was looking for, for anything remotely close to the total cost I've invested. The bass experience is highly versatile. It is equally good for Trance, Jazz, Classical, and other genres. It is both full and punchy, it's not like having a subwoofer that's designed to deliver one kind of bass over another. I have the SubPac connected to the monitor outs on my interface, and the headphones connected to the headphone out, with independent level controls. I leave the SubPac's own level control at the halfway point (where the curve transitions from linear to logarithmic), and my interface gives me fine control over the balance. I can boost the bass pretty darned high just by turning up the SubPac level, without audibly (or palpably) distorting the sound, or turn it down so it offers a realistic level of body resonance that you would get from experiencing music live. The only caveat in the realism is that your spine is what typically vibrates most with a SubPac, as opposed to, say, your chest. That said, I am made very aware of where in my body specific frequencies resonate with the SubPac: some in my butt, some in my lower back, and others in my head. The 16 Hz Bombarde on my favorite pipe organ recording is delivered through my spine and head with absolutely earth-shattering glory, and yet the clarity remains intact like I've never heard from a subwoofer (granted, I've never heard an audiophile-level subwoofer in a proper listening room). Just the fact that no bass at any level causes any objects to rattle in my room is itself a godsend. Design/Comfort/Convenience: The SubPac is not a perfect product, but the complaints I have are all relatively minor. It feels like a solid product made of quality materials. The comfort is about as good as I can reasonably expect. The SubPac is slightly padded, but it does stick out and is not as physically comfortable for long periods as is sitting in my ergonomic computer chair without it. Between the SubPac and my HD380 headphones, the SubPac is the limiting factor in comfort for long sessions. The SubPac S2 comes with an x-shaped arrangement of adjustable straps to fit over various shapes and sizes of computer chairs. It also comes with an additional strap that's supposed to go over the top of your chair. This additional strap is not nearly long enough to go over my computer chair. The good news is this additional strap is not really needed. Without it, I've achieved a very snug and stable fit to my computer chair that has stayed in place for the hours I have used the SubPac so far. Some people have complained that they weren't warned about the control box. Well, you audiophiles understand the need for such a thing, to properly power it, and to provide an input and output some distance away from the epicenter of the vibrations. This control box comes with a strap to conveniently attach it to the underside of a computer chair arm rest. My only complaint with this part of the design is that the control box can fairly easily slide off the strap. The cables should keep it from falling to the floor, though, and I imagine an easy fix would be to stick some additional piece of cloth into the clip. Conclusion: The SubPac is definitely not a cheap gimmick, but a serious product of high quality to cost ratio, and what I believe is the best (and possibly only) way to hear and feel every possible frequency on a sub-$1,000 budget. The comfort of the seated (S2) version is decent relative to reasonable expectations, but it will probably make your ergonomic computer chair significantly less comfortable for long listening sessions. I'm tempted to compare it to the backpack (M2) version, particularly to see which is more comfortable, but I have to be careful about throwing around money to compare products given my budget. The only other complaints I have about the SubPac I mentioned above for completeness' sake, but they probably wouldn't be significant enough to affect most peoples' buying decisions. The SubPac offers a fundamentally different experience from listening to music on headphones alone. Whether feeling music the way the SubPac allows is for you is a personal decision. I don't know what level of headphones the SubPac would be able to compliment well in terms of quality, but I find it an impressive compliment to my HD380s, delivering a truly augmented experience without sacrificing quality. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bass Music Lovers Come *by D***D on May 20, 2017* So my wife just opened her gift and she loves her new toy. I just tried it and its pretty awesome. Many will think its just another gimmick but hey as long as you enjoy it why not? We are bass music lovers specifically dubstep. If it says anything we attend a lot of Bassrush Events. We tested listening to Never Say Die 100 by Skism set on soundcloud and the bass was doooooope. I cranked it up and could feel it in my neck and teeth lol. Felt like i was in the club or a festival =). I also listened to Kendrick Lamar and skrillex which didn't disappoint. I tried System of a Down and didn't feel it as much though. I can't say anything about battery life yet. Stay tune. On the next model, can you make it stronger so my eyes vibrate in the socket? ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pricey setup, but it's a pretty great product. *by R***B on June 23, 2017* I'll start by saying the only reason this isn't 5 stars is the price. It's a little pricey for what it is. You can find a cheaper solution for sure, but this is simple, plug and play, no hassle at all. It was boxed nicely and feels very well made. I bought this for gaming, and it really does add another level to the experience on top of Virtual Reality. Playing flight simulators and being able to feel the engine roar is exactly what I was hoping for. Something I didn't expect to like it for so much is music. You can feel those low frequencies with such precision. It's a great product, it's expensive because it's niche and no one else really sells a plug and play system like this. 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