Things are getting intense ahead of January’s CES 2020, the hottest event of the year for tech enthusiasts.
Ready for a new audio experience?
The BassMe Subwoofer combines a sound wave and vibration system to create what’s essentially a “personal subwoofer on your chest”.
The device is backwardly compatible to any headset and any audio source and offers plug-and-play and Bluetooth connectivity.
Just put it on yourself and your sternum will double as a soundboard, letting you have a visceral feeling of music, movies or games.
The BassMe Subwoofer has 26W power and 6h of autonomy (for a 3 hour charge) and 9 meters of range.
While the website dubiously tells gamers they will be able to “feel the impact of balls or the vibrations of a car race”, this wearable does sound promising.
Stay tuned for our CES 2020 coverage, we’ll try to find it and test it.
Spoiler alert: our BassMe subwoofer demo will probably feature a Skrillex song and some Mortal Kombat fatalities.
Could this baby be a winner of the CES Innovation Award 2020?
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Anny
May 11, 2020 at 9:33 am
Nice sharing for how to install a subwoofer, amplifier and enclosure on the car or vehicle right location to perfect setting. It is a very helpful post for those who want to fix a subwoofer on their rider location.
Anny
June 9, 2020 at 11:17 am
You are kept very helpful to share about subwoofers, it is also demantable post for those who want to upgrade their old subwoofer. Thanks for the post.