I'm in the middle of ordering "stuff" for a crazy gaming chair project. A VR elite dangerous build, and it kinda struck me this morning. I ordered a 1500 watt low frequency transducer, and remembered about their smaller audio cousins. Surface transducers are commonly used to transform objects into speakers. Walls, floors, glass, etc....

Has anybody thought to try using them on the playfield glass, or translite? I'm not talking about replacing traditional speakers, but augmenting their sound.

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