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Xcite XBS25-4

Name: Xcite XBS25-4
Brand: Xcite
SKU: XBS25-4
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Xcite XBS25-4 is bass shaker designed for precise tactile feedback in sim racing and flightsim. Good alternative for Dayton Audio BST-2.The Xcite XBS25-4 does much more than its modest size. It can shake up an entire rig without Your wallet shaking. The transducer provides ±6 mm excursion, up to 93.1N peak force and 125 W long-term maximum power. Nobsound NS-01G PRO and Fosi Audio TB10A (with caution of TB10A output power) compatible.

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Xcite XBS25-4 — feel more information from the sim

Xcite XBS25-4 converts an audio signal into mechanical movement transferred directly to a cockpit component, seat or pedal deck. It lets the driver feel engine vibration, gear changes, kerbs, road texture, wheel slip and ABS without relying on high sound pressure from a subwoofer.

With a diameter of 75 mm, a height of 25 mm and a weight of 196 g, the XBS25-4 can fit in locations where a larger bass shaker would interfere with seat adjustment or cockpit hardware. It is particularly well suited to fast, localised effects and multi-point tactile systems.

A low-profile design that retains useful excursion

The SpiderCore architecture integrates the suspension into the motor core. This keeps the enclosure slim while retaining ±6 mm of mechanical excursion. A lightweight FEA-optimised neodymium motor, a four-layer 53.5 mm voice coil and double steel suspension help the unit react quickly to changing signals.

Its rated 22 Hz–1 kHz frequency range supports both deep impulses and shorter, more detailed cues. A 39.8 Hz resonant frequency reinforces low-frequency effects, while peak force reaches 93.1 N — substantial output for such a small transducer.

Use one shaker or build a multi-zone system

The XBS25-4 can operate as a single source of vibration or as part of a more advanced tactile setup. Its small footprint makes it easier to separate effects assigned to different parts of the rig.

pedal deck — ABS, wheel lock, tyre slip and gear-shift pulses;
seat base and backrest — engine speed, road texture, kerbs and impacts;
wheel deck — engine vibration and front-axle cues;
compact or VR rigs — local feedback where a larger transducer will not fit.

The transducer does not read telemetry by itself. SimHub-based effects require a computer, a correctly configured audio output, an amplifier and speaker cable.

How should the Xcite XBS25-4 be powered?

The XBS25-4 is a passive transducer with a nominal impedance of 4 ohms. It has no internal power supply, amplifier, USB connection or telemetry controller. Product guidance specifies 25–125 W of amplifier power per channel into 4 ohms.

The Nobsound NS-01G PRO available from Simline can drive an XBS25-4 at moderate output because it supports a 4–8-ohm load and provides up to 2 × 50 W. It will not use the transducer's complete 125 W headroom. Actual power also depends on the power supply and connection method.

When several shakers are used, calculate the total load for every amplifier channel. Do not connect multiple units in parallel if the resulting impedance falls below the amplifier's supported range.

Xcite XBS25-4 - feel more information from the sim

A low-profile design that retains useful excursion

The SpiderCore architecture integrates the suspension into the motor core. This keeps the enclosure slim while retaining ±6 mm of mechanical excursion. A lightweight FEA-optimised neodymium motor, a four-layer 53.5 mm voice coil and double steel suspension help the unit react quickly to changing signals.

Use one shaker or build a multi-zone system

pedal deck — ABS, wheel lock, tyre slip and gear-shift pulses;
seat base and backrest — engine speed, road texture, kerbs and impacts;
wheel deck — engine vibration and front-axle cues;
compact or VR rigs — local feedback where a larger transducer will not fit.

The transducer does not read telemetry by itself. SimHub-based effects require a computer, a correctly configured audio output, an amplifier and speaker cable.

How should the Xcite XBS25-4 be powered?

Datasheet

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Technical specification - Xcite XBS25-4
Performance
Model / product code	XBS25-4
EAN	9506811618676
Product type	Passive bass shaker / tactile transducer
Nominal impedance	4 Ω
Rms Noise Test	25 W, IEC 60268-5
Long-term maximum power	125 W, IEC 60268-5
Recommended amplifier power	25-125 W into 4 Ω
Frequency range	22 Hz-1 kHz
Resonant frequency Fs	39.8 Hz
Mechanical excursion Xmax	±6.0 mm
Peak / average force	93.1 N / 37.7 N
Force sensitivity	2.74 N/W, average 10-100 Hz
Electrical and mechanical data
DC resistance Re	3.89 Ω
Voice-coil inductance Le	0.31 mH
Force factor Bl	3.92 N/A
Stiffness Kms	5.52 N/mm
Motor moving mass Mms	93.1 g
Qts / Qms / Qes	3.95 / 11.76 / 5.95
Construction and mounting
Dimensions	Ø75 × 25 mm
Weight	196 g
Mounting holes	4 × Ø3.3 mm
Mounting diameter	69 mm
Voice coil	Ø53.5 mm, 4 layers
Motor system	Neodymium, SpiderCore architecture
Materials	Aluminium basket, steel suspension
Ingress protection	IP66

Xcite XBS25-4 - questions and answers

1. What is the Xcite XBS25-4?

It is a passive tactile transducer that converts an audio signal into mechanical motion. When attached to a cockpit, seat or pedal deck, it makes audio effects or telemetry-generated cues physically perceptible.

2. Does the XBS25-4 connect directly to a computer?

No. The bass shaker requires an amplifier and speaker cable. The Fosi Audio TB10A uses an analogue RCA input, so the computer must provide the signal through a line output or separate sound card.

3. Which amplifier suits the XBS25-4?

We recommend the Fosi Audio TB10A. It supports a 4-ohm load, provides two channels and includes a 24 V / 4.5 A supply. The manufacturer states up to 2 x 100 W into 4 ohms, but actual continuous output depends on operating conditions.

4. Can the Fosi Audio TB10A drive two XBS25-4 units?

Yes. The simplest arrangement uses one 4-ohm shaker on the left channel and another on the right. Do not bridge the channels or connect their negative terminals together unless the manufacturer explicitly approves that mode.

5. Is the XBS25-4 rated at 25 W or 125 W?

The values refer to different tests. The datasheet specifies 25 W for the Rms Noise Test and 125 W as Long-term Max Power, both under IEC 60268-5. The 125 W figure should not be presented as a conventional RMS rating.

6. Where should the XBS25-4 be mounted?

Common positions include a pedal deck, the underside of a seat, the backrest and a wheel deck. The clearest effect comes from a rigid connection to the component that is intended to vibrate.

7. What is the mounting-hole pattern?

Four 3.3 mm holes are arranged on a 69 mm mounting diameter. The outer enclosure diameter is 75 mm and total height is 25 mm.

8. Does the XBS25-4 work with SimHub?

Yes, as part of an audio system. SimHub generates effects from telemetry, while a sound card and amplifier deliver them to the shaker. The XBS25-4 itself has no USB connection or built-in SimHub support.

9. What does IP66 mean?

The transducer enclosure is protected against dust and powerful water jets. This does not apply automatically to the rest of the system. The amplifier, cables, terminals and other electrical connections must be protected according to their own documentation.

10. Is one XBS25-4 enough?

One unit can provide local feedback through the pedals, seat or wheel deck. Two or more shakers make it possible to separate zones and effects, but require enough amplifier channels and correct impedance calculations.

Component	Role in the system
Xcite XBS25-4	Converts the amplifier signal into mechanical vibration.
Fosi Audio TB10A	Recommended 2-8-ohm amplifier with two channels and a 24 V / 4.5 A supply. The simplest arrangement uses one XBS25-4 per channel.
Audio output	The TB10A requires an analogue RCA signal from a line output or separate sound card. It has no USB connection or built-in audio interface.
Software	For example SimHub, which converts game telemetry into assigned audio effects.
Speaker cable	Connects the amplifier output to the bass shaker terminals.
Rigid mount	Transfers energy to the pedals, seat, wheel deck or another cockpit component.

The offer covers one Xcite XBS25-4 unit. An amplifier, sound card, speaker cable and dedicated cockpit bracket must be selected separately. Confirm whether mounting screws are supplied with the stock received before publishing the package contents.

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