As for dimensions, the SubPac measures 18.5 x 12 x 1.75 inches (47 x 30.5 x 4.4 cm). It weighs 3.8 pounds (1.72 kg), so it should be small and light enough for most users to carry around without ...

This is the SubPac, a wearable device that makes music tactile; the company calls it “physical audio.” While SubPac started as a gadget mostly for sound designers, it’s attracting attention from ...

On the heels of a sold-out first production run of the S1, this new wearable technology, dubbed the SubPac M1, is worn like a low-profile backpack. It uses any sound source, such as an iPod, DJ ...

But I put on the SubPac, clipped the straps across my upper chest and waited for Wallace to modulate the sound levels on the control box attached to the unit. Honestly, it's a deeply odd feeling ...

The SubPac, which is priced at under $400, is still expensive, but for those who are truly seeking something to enhance and compliment their sound system situation, is definitely worth exploring.

LOS ANGELES , Oct. 14, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — SubPac, the leading tactile audio company, today announced its groundbreaking new wearable tactile audio system. The new SubPac M2 now offers creators and ...

Starting off as a Kickstarter campaign, the first SubPac was developed in 2013 with the SubPac S2 following a year later. Originally intended as a reference tool for music producers and sound ...

SubPac is currently available online with the SubPac M2 retailing for $349 and SubPac S2 for $299. “Timbaland and Andy Rubin have both moved culture in significant ways,” stated Alexiou.

SubPac Partners with the Largest Cinema Operator in Korea, CJ E&M, to Integrate Physical Sound into its Theaters ...

But beyond music, it turns out that the Subpac M2 also does a damn good job at providing a kind of faux haptic feedback in VR. Although the interactions and impacts that you experience in VR aren ...

Since I got the SubPac I wear it everywhere, outside when I'm travelling which allows me to zone out in my own world and also as a part of my studio set up.

Bethesda has teamed with Subpac to make two Fallout branded editions of the device with Vault-Tec logos on them. At the moment, you can grab the seat version of the device from Subpac for $379.99.