Buttkicker LFE Kit Review

Pretty effin’ sweet edition to any entertainment system, I would say. And with the movement lately of DIY home theaters, it’s important to give your guests and yourself the most cinema-like experience possible. But you’ll be one up on your local Cinema 10… you’ll have woofers built into your seats. Imagine watching your new Blu-Ray copy of the The Klumps and physically feeling the vibrations every time one of them farts. It’s beautiful. Hey, if you’re gonna go… go big. That’s my opinion. And that’s why I also invest in Extenze.

So let’s install this damned thing. I’ll begin at the Fed-Ex drop off. This thing is heavy as crap. All the guts combined with the packaging had to weigh over twenty pounds. That may not be much for everyday lifting, but the most we writers lift is a cup of cappucino. But don’t be discouraged at the weight. Installation is fairly simple. Anyone with at least a mediocre knowledge of electronics installation can have this thing up and running in under an hour. Quicker, if you are on Meth.

So I took the BK out of the UPS box. Inside that was another box. And inside that box was about five more boxes. Not only do the guys at Guitammer aim to protect the merchandise, they aim to make sure that you know how to put it all together. But for a wireless monster that sends rumbling bass through your furniture the setup was fairly easy. But of course, I had to make things a little harder on myself than I really needed.