Sounds like it’s been RMA’d so I guess Logitech will receive the wheel and mount it to something and find out. I was thinking the same thing or perhaps the wheel wasn’t bolted and clamped instead but I guess it’s bolted. I think sometimes that stuff is hard to capture in a video. When you’re in person you can usually decipher exactly where it’s coming from, especially if two people are present, one driving and one investigating.
I’m going to be building a new rig soon just need the time. It’ll be solid, I’m adding bass shakers and I’ve got a seat out of a minivan that’s basically brand new to utilize. I’ve been brainstorming how I want to do it and I think I pretty much have it figured out. The G Pro is so strong, I’m set at 6 in GT7 and 8.0 in the wheel and my current rig it’ll send vibrations and rumbles down to my feet. And that’s with the rig sitting on the floor. My new one I’m going to isolate from the floor.
I’m buying metal and building one. I plan on running the dayton shakers pretty low. Just want to have subtle feedback all around. Gear shifts, tiny bit of road noise. collision impact and some curbs.
I would have to import one from the USA. Too bad i can't try it out first. Sitting on transducers doesn't sound so comfortable and i imagine the sensation would feel very local.
It pushes against the coffee table (which pushes against 2 heavy recliners). No issues there.
but it does include transducers(5.1 surround configuration, meaning what happens at your front left tire, you will feel at the front left of your seat) in a comfy cushion and a sound card in a quality metal box.
I'm off to dust off and charge up the laptop now. And then fiddle with some cables. 👍
Hmm, shame. Other than for GT7 (which I don't have, yet) I can't see any other current game doing that on PlayStation. I love their ease of use but consoles do have limitations when it comes to updates.
