SubPac M2 Wearable Physical Sound System

Good to see this product on Indian market...Best for music music producers and music lovers..... I own one of these And I would say I have never felt Subbass so clear in my life. "SUBPACK" is amazing and hats off to its makers for bringing this idea into reality. Every penny is worth spending on this beauty...

Hands down one of the best product for feeling the subs... My production and mixing just got a whole lot cleaner and meaner bcoz of this..it's a must buy if want you subs clean...!

This is HANDS DOWN the best purchase I've made. I agree it's a little overpriced but it is really something an audiophile would value. Many use this for music production but I only use it for listening to my library of ever updating hardcore electronic music . I can't say enough about this product cause it's such a brilliant piece of equipment which makes me feel as if I'm reliving all my songs with a different, more complete experience. Glad to have bought it, I'm never getting out of my zone now!! B)PS: The only thing I was disappointed about was the courier service that Amazon chose to send this through, ARAMEX! They are by far the worst courier service providers I've had the chance to deal with, if you don't trust me then just google the number of complaints about them. They were the only downside to this order journey, this product is one of a kind.

Definately its not overpriced for its specifications and most peoples in budget list... But what i dont like in this deal is that 2k delivery charges... i mean how come they come with this innovative ideas and deals

My son says it surpassed his expectations! Brought his gaming chair experience to a whole new level!!

Utilisé sur playseat c'est bien, pour les films c'est très bien, pour la musique c'est très très bien !! Pratique à brancher et facile à glisser dans un sac à dos pour le rendre mobile.Petit manque de confort et de rembourrage pour un usage sur de longues heures. Bonne finition de produit mais génère un bruit dans le casque quand on utilise le subpac tout en le chargeant ce qui peut être gênant à faible volume d'écoute.

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.

reçu un m2 au lieu de mx2 ..pffg3 etoiles pour le moment pour l erreur apres 1 mois d attente . mais le produit a l air top

Was a little worried at first, as I was in contact with Subpac head of sales who was wondering where a Subpac for under £200 was from.... Anyways it’s definitely legit and a great bargain! Arrived a lot earlier than expected. Extremely happy with my purchase. Anyone into making music or just loves listening to music loudly or V.R gaming should look at getting one of these or the Subpac M2/M2X. Advice: when using wired headphones get yourself a mini portable headphone amp this keeps the headphones to a level that doesn’t make your ears bleed whilst having the intensity of the unit cranked up...