SEVEN speaker Home Theater Chair !

[Scooby Blu]

BodySound Introduces Seven-Speaker ChairsDec 19, 2008 A A A BodySound Chair SpeakersBodySound Technologies, Minneapolis, has introduced home theater seating with a built-in, seven-speaker surround-sound system that provides for a big impact in smaller spaces such as small bedrooms, apartments and condominiums.

With the built-in sound system, users can feel as well as hear the sound. BodySound's technology incorporates steel framing construction that is designed to produce "pleasant, full-spectrum vibrations" while allowing users to customize how much or how little they wish to feel.

"Our patent-pending technology enhances the audio-tactile experience more than big-screen TV adds to the video experience," said BodySound CEO Dan Cohen. "With personal surround sound and BodySound technologies, every user can experience movies, TV, gaming and music in a way that more fully engages the senses."

The seating, which is covered in 100 percent Italian leather, can be ordered as a recliner, connected rows or curves of seats, love seats, sofas or custom configurations.

The company's suggested retail price for its recliner is $5,995.

Very interesting for the high end apartment or condo dweller !

[PSB_Paradigm_HSU]

$5995 for one Chair?!?! that is expensive since it can only be used to entertain one person. If I lived in an apartment, I would rather get a sweet smallish 5.1 system and buttkickers and use the rest for a 50" panny plasma.

[Woody]

Originally Posted by PSB_Paradigm_HSU

$5995 for one Chair?!?! that is expensive since it can only be used to entertain one person. If I lived in an apartment, I would rather get a sweet smallish 5.1 system and buttkickers and use the rest for a 50" panny plasma.

Dbox chairs MSRP for $9500 each.

[myworld]

I sat in a couple of the Dbox seats at Cedia and they are insane. The price tag is high but it takes interactive to a new level. They gave me the impression of a flight simulator that you would find in some military training program. Looked into taking the plunge about a year ago and called them but got cold feet. Anyone out there got any good/bad experiences with Dbox?