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Setup & Tutorials.

Mounting the cushion, placing the controller, and wiring it all in — plus what the three knobs actually do. Full video walkthroughs are coming (a QR code in the box links straight to them); until then, here's the complete process in photos and diagrams.

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Secure the cushion to your seat

BASSCRAFT cushion showing its three attachment points: headrest hook, side buckle strap, and bottom rail clip
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Three points hold the cushion in place, so it can't shift once you're on the road — no tools needed for any of them.

  1. Headrest hook. Slips directly over your headrest posts. This is what carries the cushion's weight and keeps it from sliding down.
  2. Side buckle strap. Wraps around the seat back and clips in, cinching the cushion flush against the seat so there's no gap or wobble.
  3. Bottom rail clip. Anchors under the seat rail at the base, stopping the bottom of the cushion from kicking forward under hard braking.
02

Place the controller

The controller is small enough to tuck out of the way, but keeps the three knobs accessible. Here are three common ways to mount it:

Option A: In Reach

Place it in your center console, cupholder, or anywhere within easy reach of the driver's seat.

Option B: Hidden Away

If you prefer a clean cabin, just set your levels and tuck the entire controller underneath the seat completely out of sight. Set it and forget it.

All Placement Options

Because the cables are long enough to reach across the cabin, you have total freedom. This diagram highlights the most common mounting points.

03

Connect the cables

Four ports on the back panel, left to right:

  1. USB-C — power (or use the 12V cigarette adapter instead; see Power below).
  2. Audio line-in — an optional direct feed from your car's audio system, if you'd rather not rely on the onboard microphone.
  3. Cushion cable — seat 1
  4. Cushion cable — seat 2 (Double Kit only)

Port order shown left to right in the photo above; final silkscreen labels on the unit are still pending confirmation.

Familiar Cable Types

The system uses familiar, standard cable types — fully wired for zero-latency response. No Bluetooth to pair, drop, or lag.

Routing the cushion cables

Each cushion cable runs from the controller, along the seat frame, and tucks into the fold where the seat back meets the seat base — roughly where your lower back and tailbone rest. Once it's in, it's completely out of sight and out of the way.

Diagram — not a photo Controller Tucks in here seat-back fold, near the tailbone
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The three controls

FREQ

Frequency

Dials in the frequency range the cushion's haptics focus on — tune it toward the low end a specific track or genre lives in.

PWR / INTENSITY

Power & Intensity

Turns the system on, then keeps adjusting from there — turn it up for more strength, down for a lighter touch.

NOISE CTRL

Noise Gate

Filters out background road and engine noise picked up by the microphone, so it's your music driving the haptics — not traffic.

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Power

Plug in wherever's easiest — a USB-C port or a standard 12V cigarette lighter both work. No difference in performance between the two; use whichever your car has free.

Full video walkthroughs are coming, linked from a QR code in your box. Questions in the meantime? Email info@basscraft.co.
BASSCRAFT Audio LLC, 2205 Woodward Street, Austin, TX 78744.