Purchased this for a local shop that uses a blender to help dampen noise against the counter. It has helped a good bit, but will need to get some foam baffles to help dampen the reflected noise from the walls. These are built well and really do function properly reducing the vibration against the counter top.

These speaker pads completely solved the problem of my TV speakers vibrating against the base of their enclosure. I only wish they came as a three-pack as I have a left-center-right speaker arrangement.

Very happy with these. Nice and fat and chunky. Quality is high and the aesthetics are QUITE pleasing. Highly recommended.

I bought these to isolate two 4-bay Asustor NAS units from making noise in an electronics cabinet. Worked like a champ. No hard drive noise or anything.

Es un excelente producto, lo recomiendo

Fast shipping and quality product!

I needed something to elevate my Edifier R1700BT speakers a bit off my coffee table. I considered simply building something out of wood then decided to try these as they would help reduce vibration on the table as well as elevate the speakers a little. These perform flawlessly in achieving both goals. The material is solid, yet flexible and provides a solid base for the speakers. I would buy again.

After replacing our old console table, I needed a solution to raise the surround speakers to good height and prevent sound vibration from the wood. This solution worked great!

Tenía mis dudas pero resultó ser una buena compra, la espuma es bastante densa, desacopló muy bien los monitores del escritorio unos KRK de 5"

These are advertised to fit 5-inch speakers. Thing is, I have a pair of entry-level 7-inch Adam T7V monitors, but I needed something to raise the speakers about an 1-1/2 or 2 inches above my desktop. After checking the dimensions of these, though, it seemed like they would about perfect, not only in terms of height but also depth and width. I took a chance that it would not look strange to put a 7-inch monitor on a support claiming to be suitable for only a 5-inch speaker.I was pleasantly surprised! For the T7V, it was as if these were made for them specifically. They could have been included with the speakers and it would have made perfect sense. They fit ideally, to the point where they actually look like part of speaker. You really can't tell they are even there!As far as the performance, I think it is superior to the foam you see everywhere. These add some mass between foam layers. So it is thin strips of neoprene type foam on the plinth (where the speaker rests), then there is a thin layer of MDF, then a generous layer of good-quality and dense foam. This difference in elastic modulus between the layers is a great idea. Sort of like the design philosophy of the IsoAcoustics stands where you have a sandwiched elastic part, a rigid part, an elastic part, a rigid part, and another elastic part. Breaking up these resonant, vibration modes is really smart. I own the IsoAcoustics for my primary (very) high-end speakers and, frankly, can't really notice much difference in isolation, here, on my desk. They both work great. These are, of course, much less expensive.I thought I would write a review for two reasons. FIrst, these are relatively unknown in the monitor isolation world, and that is a shame. (I had never heard of them.) So there is not much real-world information to find. Second, they are not even on the company website at present, so looking there is no help. Maybe they are an end-of-life product? If so, it would be worth acting now to buy a pair before they disappear from the market.Quite worth it! And, at the price point we are talking about, here, if you do not like them...use them to put a houseplant on or something, Little to no risk.