Besides improving the bass and making it cleaner and more isolated, it also makes the subwoofer more stable and looks good. Recommended.

Needed decoupling isolation feet for my SVS Ultra Evolution center channel speaker which has a hefty weight to it. I applied four feet to the bottom of the speaker, then calibrated my system utilizing YPAO software on my receiver. The dialogue coming from the speaker is so clean and clear. Kudos Sound Addicted.

I absolutely love these! The silicone pads have the perfect height to keep items slightly lifted from the surface they’re attached to. I bought a toothbrush organizer that sits almost flat on the countertop, and I wanted a little space underneath in case water collected (thanks to toddlers playing at the sink!). These pads work like a charm and solved the problem perfectly. Highly recommend

They help give my Kanto SP26PLW speaker stands a slight tilt when placed under the two forward speaker stand rubber feet and help project sound throughout my living room.

The Denon PMA-150h works perfectly with the OEM feet.

I bought these pads for my woofer speaker. I was looking for something that is low profile, raises the speaker 2-3 inch from the floor and should be able to absorb the vibration. This product fits the bill. See the pictures (it sits 2.5 inch from the floor - just enough height which I needed). Also it is almost invisible as I have installed it 3 inches from each corner. The adhesive is 3M which is premium. Once you install it, it is not coming off easily. Nice purchase, I recommend this product wholeheartedly.

I used these to eliminate vibrations from my bookshelf speaker to the audio stand. They are not too big and not too small. Great price too!

Denon PMA-150h works perfect of the OEM feet.

I used these on a plinth I made for my Pro-Ject 1Xpression III SB turntable and they worked perfectly. I'll be purchasing more for other audio projects I have coming up. I recommend these.

f measured and placed them equally the Klipsch rp160m are 21 lbs each ..I used them on my definitive technology metal speaker stands big and heavy but sitting in my recliner it's a little bit more than ear height..but sound good..better improvement in sound and I could of gotten the 1.5 but too late ..I'll tell you the rubber does not squish at all but must flatten slightly on the curve but you can't see it but they aren't going anywhere but if you got Rugrats or dogs ..don't ..this is for adult homes only..it kills me when I read some guy hD his nephews and his teenage kid or you sisters lab trouble happens

I initially purchased the 1.2 inch version and was very surprised by the level of improvement in image and soundstage. Since they're pretty cheap I went ahead and tried out the 1.8 inch version to see they might be better for my 45 LB floorstanders. Wow, the 1.8 inch version did turned out to be much, much better for my floorstanders. It's almost like I swapped in a higher end DAC, who would have thought! Highs are really, really clean and well defined, any previous trace of harshness or edginess seems to be gone. Bass is a lot more tuneful and articulate where you can actually hear the image, like I said, it's almost if I swapped in a $1500 DAC. Midrange sounds more open and realistic, it's a bit difficult to describe. What's also nice is these things only elevate my speakers by an inch so the tweeters does not end up firing past my ears which would not be ideal. This audio hobby can be interesting at times, in that what you spent doesn't necessarily equate to the overall sonic improvement. Anyway, just for context, my somewhat budget system consists of an Audiolab 8300A integrated, Topping D90SE DAC, SMSL SD9 Music Player, Tyler Linbrook floorstanding monitors, bi-wire Blue Jean speaker cables, XLRs between DAC and amp and I2S between Player and DAC.

I added Sound Addicted Subble isolators to the bottom of my Sony SA-SW5 and the bass is noticeably cleaner. Well worth the money. I am buying more. I wish they had these slightly smaller and in a light gray for my Sony HT-A9 speakers.

I have three different table radios that I use in and outside of the house. These replacement feet are perfect and make the sound even better.

I recently bought a Klipsch center channel and it ended up hitting the base of my TV and didn’t even come with any feet. These were PERFECT to give the lift I needed and I have zero concern of any rattling or noise now!

I bought these for my Elac Debut 2.0 B5.2 bookshelf speakers. I built a standup desk with an acacia butcherblock top, and the speakers were marring the polyurethane finish from moving around. The vibrations from these speakers caused them to migrate around the desktop and I had enough of it!These fit perfectly on the bottom. Give the surface a quick wipe with alcohol for better adhesion.What I was not expecting was a change in audio quality. What could rubber bumpers do after all? Well, the quick answer is - not a lot. However, all the vibrations in my desk, my keyboard, and my tower PC no longer vibrate and I didn't really factor that into the question. A tremendous difference! The subtle vibrations and rattles were gone, and I can't feel the bass in the desk itself. Perfect side effect proving they do what they are supposed to! And my speakers are staying put.Having a little airspace under the speaker is pleasant to the eye and just looks right. Sorry for the crap picture.

These are exactly what I was looking for! I recently ordered a pair of Klipsch speakers for my new set up and these things are heavy! I’d say they each weigh about 35lbs easily. Oddly enough the only type of padding that come with the speakers are these tiny little rubber “feet” that are no more than a quarter inch square. It seems a bit silly to me and I was proven right when the sound dampening was non existent with these silly pads.My search first led me to these large foam pads that are of all sizes and sit underneath the speaker. Although I can see these being extremely effective at isolating vibrations from the speakers to the surface they look hideous. They are large and bulky and I couldn’t find a single product that would fit the Klipsch bottoms exactly. True, I could have ordered large and attempted to cut them down to size but I couldn’t see that resulting in a clean cut and would look awful in the end.This led me to isolating rubber feet and I ultimately settled on these because they looked extremely chunky. Turns out I was right. They are very durable and thick and chunky and they need to be as they sit under some seriously heavy speakers now. They’re not squishy but chunky; that’s the best word for them. The nice thing is they don’t look large or awkward once installed on the base of the speakers. As I took them from their packaging I started to worry that they’d be so big they’d look a little silly. When I showed them to my wife after installed she asked me what she was looking at; what was I showing her? Ha! Perfect! They blend right in! They look like they should have come with the speakers themselves! That’s exactly what I wanted and I couldn’t be more pleased with how they look.Not only do they look great they work! They truly keep vibrations isolated to the surrounding air and stop most vibrations from being transferred to the table surface they sit on. This, for me, is a huge issue as I’m restricted in my setup to having the speakers on the exact surface where my turntable sits. This is not ideal but I am very limited in my room’s set up and am forced to put them on the same surface. These feet have done a great job at isolating vibrations.I truly couldn’t be more pleased with these simple rubber feet. They seem like such an insignificant thing but they make such a difference. They look good, they work, and they’re such a cheap addition to any set up that I can’t recommend these more highly to you!

All the 5 star reviews are correct! This was well worth the money! It works exactly as advertised. Isolates my studio speakers from all vibrations. It does what you expect them to do. No complaints at all. It also makes the speakers look alot cleaner and less clutter without having to use those bulky foam pads or other solutions. I highly recommend these!

I saw someone using something similar of a different size to isolate printer vibrations and sent me on an Amazon search. I found this brand and size to fit my needs best, I designed two different bases to mount onto Prusa MK3S+. Just running the 4x flat mounts and the reduction in noise is astounding. I plan to run an offset front mount an 4x flat mounts eventually.Very happy with the 3M adhesive and the base material for the absorption properties.

Easy strong 3m . good solution.

Perfect for its application