Bass player on stage wearing the BackBeat G2 tactile transducer

Feel your bass. Anywhere.

The wearable tactile transducer for bass players on IEMs and silent stages.

MISS THE THUMP OF YOUR BASS?

No matter where you play (the latest venue or your living room couch), if you’re on an ampless stage - you’re missing the biggest piece of feedback that lets you know how you’re playing.

"Play it. That's all you gotta say. Speaks for itself."

-MARK DAMONTHE PRETTY RECKLESS · OPENING FOR AC/DC

Black and white photo of a musician from behind wearing a baseball cap and a guitar strap with a BackBeat, playing a bass guitar on stage.

Want to feel like you’ve got a powerful wall of speakers behind you every time you play? We’ve got your back.

G2 Features

The industry's most popular wearable tactile transducer, upgraded.

Check out all the new and improved G2 features here.

G2 Features

BackBeat matches the pitch & intensity of the notes you play with a powerful rumble.

No external amp or power needed. Strap it on. Plug it in. Turn it up. Feel. The. Beat.

Complete your IEM experience on stage or use it to practice at home.

READY TO TAKE YOUR PLAYING TO THE NEXT LEVEL?

Nothing compares to having the consistency and power of your own portable wearable tactile transducer on your back.

Total game-changer.

Bassist practicing at home wearing the BackBeat G2 tactile transducer

PRACTICE LIKE YOU PLAY

Plug in your bass, put on headphones, and feel every note through your body at zero volume to the room. No amp needed. No neighbors disturbed. Just the real feel of your instrument, the way it should be.

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Bassist on stage wearing BackBeat G2 with in-ear monitors

MEET THE MISSING HALF OF YOUR IN-EAR RIG

IEMs give you the sound. BackBeat gives you the feel. Clip it to your strap and the low end comes back, no matter where you stand on stage. No platform, no power amp, no cables to trip over.

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Bassist playing with the BackBeat G2 wearable tactile transducer

FEEL EVERY NOTE. PLAY LIGHTER. SOUND BETTER.

When you can feel the note land, your hands stop overworking. Your touch gets lighter, your dynamics open up, and your playing locks in with the band. That's what physical feedback does for a bassist.

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