Powersoft has unveiled its new linear transducer, Mover.
Mover can be used in audio applications and as a linear motor/shaker.
The new linear transducer is available in two versions – Direct Drive and Inertial Drive.
Direct Drive anchors the transducer to an immovable surface, with a moving magnet connected to a movable surface, such as a floating floor or chair.
Direct Drive can also create an offset of +/- 15mm, causing the surface to shake and move to induce the sensation of falling off or jumping over an object.
The Inertial Drive can be mounted to a surface, exciting the surface and extending the low frequency experience.
Mover is also available in a low impedance and 100 Volt version and can be used with a Powersoft amplifier with an updated firmware version..
A specific subharmonic generator plug-in has been added, with a new algorithm transposing the pitch of the frequencies down in order to reproduce low frequency extension down to 5Hz.