I was looking at the pyramat game bag 2.1 but it isn’t being sold on the web site and all i can find is used chairs. I am now looking for something similar to this or a gaming rocker (in the 120 and below range) with decent sound.

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i just recently bought a video gaming chair… the 1 that has the subwoofers and speakers in it… but i dont know how to connect it to my wii so the sound goes to the chair when i play my games. please help me and tell me how i could connect it to the wii so the chair acts like the tv’s speakers. also the chair has a usb port, a headphone port, and a another circular port were you can like connect your ipod to, so you could play your ipod music on the chair speakers. so let me know. thanks!

I have the exact same thing. What you need to do is look on your TV for AV input plugs (they should be red and white). You cannot connect the chair directly to the Wii because there are no such slots. If you have a surround sound system with any type of head-phone jacks, use the adapter (if it came with one) and plug the cords in. All you should have to do now is turn on the chair and whatever else and start playing!

If this doesn’t help, I don’t know what to do…

the gyroxus gaming chair is a motion gaming chair,like if u move to the left in the game,the chair will move to the left.the renegade gaming chair has a cup holder,proffesional surround sound,very comfortable,will vibrate,and is NOT a motion chair.but the gyroxus gaming chair is leathure,very comfortable,and is a very cool experience.witch is better?

id pick the surround sound because in some game your teammates will be your ultimate in game helpers telling you to watch out attack or stay low take resident evil 4 for example the enemies will tell you if there going to attack or not (but you need to now Spanish) and i have a surround sound chair and it helped my performance a lot you’ll be surprised how much you use hearing in gaming

I got a cool gaming chair for christmas. It is really cool and i don’t want to take it back. The cables aren’t very long and i don’t want to continuously keep moving it back and forth around my room to stop people from tripping over the cables. If someone could help me find a solution to this it would be much appreciated.

P.S I am not allowed to move anything in my room.

Hi,to all i have bought gaming chair yeh the cables do get on my nerves but i am luckey coz its all shoved in 1 corner if i have too maney cables use tape to put them together or if ur rich get wire cover u know what u see what are on the floor or something like that am not sure

I need to have the sound play through my video gaming chair as well as in my big screen. And I need to know how i can do this without my Stereo i have for my tv room.

If you’re using the red/white RCA cables for audio, you can simply go to Radio Shack and buy a couple of Y-cables and an extra set of audio cables (you can just get a AV cable, and ignore the yellow cable if you want.) This way you can connect 1 set to your TV and 1 set to your chair.

If, instead, your chair uses the optical audio cable for surround sound, you can just leave the red/white cables connected to your TV as normal, and then get a long optical audio cable and connect it to your chair. The optical audio connector is located on the HD component cable connector for the 360. The 360 will be able to output an audio signal on both cables just fine.

are gaming chairs compatible with playstation 2 thanks

Yea if u have the av to 3.5mm stereo jack adapter, mine came with one so i normally play my psp on it cause my psp normally isnt so loud enough, and I play ps3 on it cause it dosent disturbe people at night for example, when u sit on the chair the sound level u hear while ur on it will be loud to u but when u stand up a walk 2 steps away its not so loud at all..it sounds more like headphones at a distance so it dosent bother people(not at full volume tho). I use X rocker II gaming chair….it dosent rumble like the pyramat gaming chair(im planing to buy in christmas) but its comfy than my stupid computer chair. btw u connect the red and white cable from ps2 to the adapter then to the chair.

I’m a big guy and I need a big video gaming chair that will be comfortable and stylish as well. Any ideas?

its called the boomchair, its 149.99 i think but its got bloody awsome LED light so nthe front that change color t othe beat, a headrest and bult in speakers right beside your ears that rly give a surrouns sound help, it plug si nto like all consoles, and even mp3s and ipods, its also decently comfertable the onyl downside is watch where uwalk, the lowerhalf of my shins red and swoloen by accidently kickign the hard rubber stopped(to keep u from flipping over)

We bought this really nice Gaming Chair for $150 a year ago and we are wanting to sell it at a yard sale this weekend. We want to get as much out of it as possible, but I know that people are looking for a good bargain when they shop at a yard sale. How much would you buy one for? It has hardly ever been used and is in perfect condition…

In general, anything used (even hardly) is automatically half price.

Hey, Ive just perchased a cyber rocker gaming chair but i cannot get it working ive tried evrything please help!

What exactly are you having problems with that isn’t explained in the manual?

You need to connect the PS3′s audio cables to the chair. Then connect the video cable to the TV. If your cables won’t reach, you can get extension cables from Radio Shack or most any video accessories area at the store.

If the chair can use optical audio (aka TOSLINK) be sure you buy a long enough cable to reach from the PS3 to the chair. Otherwise use the red/white audio cables that are part of the PS3′s cable kit.

If you are using an HDMI cable to connect the PS3 to your TV, please note that you MUST go into the PS3′s cross bar menu system, go into the settings menu and under audio settings, turn HDMI audio OFF. Otherwise, the only audio signal you’ll get is from the HDMI cable connected to your TV, as opposed to the chair’s speakers.

I bought the Euro v rocker gaming chair for my son for Christmas, and it said it was compatible with the Wii gaming system. When I tried to hook it up, the cables that came with it did not hook to the Wii system. Help!

Usually, gaming chairs only need to hook up to the sound cables. You may have to unplug the sound cables from your TV (the red and white ones), and plug those into the chair (which may require some RCA extension cables). If the chair only has a headphone jack and no RCA jacks, you will need a stereo RCA 2x to headphone cable, which can be found at places like Radio Shack.