The product is commonly called a shaker or thumper, and it does what it says.  A keyboardist sitting on a bench, a bassist standing on a riser, or a drummer on a drum throne connected to a Clark Tactile Monitor will feel what they need to monitor.  It can replace sub cabinets or large wedges, to keep the stage volume low to improve the sound quality of the mix. Musicians know what good sound is. They are intimate with their sound and instrument, and know what accuracy and fidelity is.  That's why the best musicians are using Clark Synthesis Tactile Sound as part of their monitoring.

The Benefits Are:

• Transportability - Easier to tour with than a large stack of amplifiers and sub cabinets
• Improved Sound - Reducing the low end on stage prevents microphone load up, as well as cleaning up the complete mix on stage and front of house
• Better Performance - All the musicians claim tactile sound improves their playing, taking it to the next level
• Hearing Protection - The more sound transmitted through the body means less to the ears reducing hearing damage and loss

Studio Use Increasing Behind The Console And In Recording Rooms many drummers have become so attached they take tactile into the studio, as well as the engineers utilize the technology on their console chair to monitor low end and locate pops and other unwanted sounds without distractions (see Stephan St. Croix review)

Easy Mounting
The product can easily be mounted by a few optional specialty brackets or using the universal bracket included in the standard TM packages, or the best way is to purchase a tactile ready drum throne from Porkpie Percussion or the Thunder Throne™ from Clark Synthesis. Other tactile ready manufacturers coming soon.