Speaker Isolation Base Pads, Spring Speaker Floor Protector, Sound Dampening Anti Vibration Non-Slip Speaker Stand Feet Pad Shock Absorber for HiFi Amplifier DAC Recorder 4PCS (Silver)

Of the various metal isolation products available, I found springs to be the most effective for my speaker by providing better clarity, definition and decay in the upper-mid and higher regions. Just had to get over initial concern of the wobble when placing my speaker on it. Actually, deployed combination of other dampening materials to help tackle the spectrum of vibration that travels thru materials.My speakers already sounded good, but now they sound better! Funny how I say my equipment sounds better, but in reality I'm addressing the invisible sound robbers that is crippling my equipment. Never knew how much vibrations can rob overall sound quality throughout the system. This also includes handling noise in power and interference in interconnects/speaker cables. Individual tweaks may contribute to a small improvement, but the accumulation of all the tweaks can be significant and in my case improvements in overall resolution, sound stage height and openness were experienced.

Yo I used these on live Dj setup with 2 technics 1200s to reduce bass vibrations from the subwoofers. They work really well as long as you set them center.Grab a couple of pairs!

I bought these to put under my turntable to prevent terrible rumbling and feedback from my subwoofer and any footsteps anywhere close to the turntable. They cut the rumbling and any sound from footsteps by at least 85%. Great value!

I used the isolation base pads to further isolate my turntable. This system is wired to some large Klipsch speakers that vibrate my entire living space. The base pads have performed as promised. The other unexpected benefit? The floor in my warehouse loft is not level, so the homemade rack upon which the turntable sits is not level, but the pads somehow make the turntable sit in a perfectly level position. I'm not a physicist, so I have no idea how this works. ;-) My only criticism: the pads come completely apart. Like if you drop one of the pads on the floor the caps and springs will go everywhere and you must re-assemble. Otherwise, I am happy with purchase and the price!

I've been struggling with old wood floors causing my tone arm to skip. We had to tip toe in that room to keep it from skipping. These instantly fixed it. I was stomping around right beside my turntable with my 250 lb frame and no skips. I had to jump to get it to even glitch slightly.

You want this. You need this. You won't be bummed. They are solid and are keeping my subwoofer off the floor. My wife says she can't hear my sub downstairs at all. I like that.

This was the only brand that had weight capacity to accomodate my speakers. The base is a slightly bigger diameter. My speakers are approximately 120 lbs. I used a 2 x 4 to hold up. Wasn't too bad, I did it myself.I sat down and played my usual music. My mouth dropped open. I have been building my system for 2 years. I thought I had pretty good sound. Immediately the soundstage was taller and wider. Transients faded away heard to finish. A smoother presentation, I had a slight sharpness in treble, Bass was better. I was so excited I bought another two sets for my subwoofers. Then the bass continued to improve after they were installed. Improved to the point that I may not need any more bass traps!So, I could have spent a lot and got more improvement, maybe. I am very happy with the sound. The best and cheapest tweek to date.

I had been looking for a cost effective way to isolate my turntable from my rack. I tried the feet after removing a couple of the springs from each and have been very pleasantly surprised. You can still jolt the table by bumping the stand, but if you put a finger on the turn table and lightly bang on the stand you are not able to feel anything. It did change the sound of my table, but the jury is out if I like it or not. My RT85 has three feet let me tell you, it was really a challenge to get the table on top of the feet and balanced properly. Worth a try if you can trust that the item you are standing on them won't be bumped too hard.This is a very simple solution that will realistically isolate far better than many of the "Audiophile" solutions out there.