Raise It Isolation Feet for Speaker Vibration/Ventilation and Cooling for Consoles PS4, PS5, Xbox, PC, DVD Player, Internet Router/Universal Fit/Non-Slip / 12 Pack

I'm very, very pleased with these. I bought twelve, placed four under a desk computer mounted on a steel-leg table to reduce slight noise. Very effective.The others are under two book-shelf monitors sharing a five-foot shelf because I have no space for stands. The hope is to stop "blurring", especially in the bass, and de-couple them acoustically from the shelf and the space underneath it. Which they do very well indeed. A - B is a simple matter of listening to low-level dialogue segments from a Youtube film, some generic music from the same and higher-quality CD pop and orchestral stuff - much cleaner and clearer.I realise to some this may be audiophile "faff" but such won't be looking at these anyway and this is about a home audio-video studio - decent repro. What I say is - they cost very little, damage and disfigure nothing and install in seconds for a great result. Very recommended.

I use these as a buffer between two small Network racks with several fans going, and they is no vibration sounds. I also use it so space out my Audio Equipment and to place a Mac Mini on top of my AMP. Again it does a great job of dampening any cross vibrations. Maybe not the designed use, but it works, and oh yes they stink at first.

Unlike other reviewers, I'm not using these underneath speakers. I'm not 100% sure how effective they'd be at isolation/damping since they're made of such a rigid material, but if you need some feet to raise your equipment, then these are a good, cheap option. you get 12, so enough for 3 items, or 4 if you use 3 feet on each (fine on a level surface)They do not come with any adhesive, so you will need to use your own unless you'd prefer to have them loose. I used a small amount of hot glue. Aside from the chemical smell when you open the box, these feet are fine. They're flat!

I bought these to slightly raise-for ventilation-and to acoustically isolate a Naim Qb 2 music streamer from an old, fairly resonant, cupboard. Success on both counts. Gives a nice air gap and improves the sound quality.One gripe though is that they are not adhesive at all and are consequently quite hard to a) Position correctly and b) To keep them in the correct place. It means that every time I clean/dust beneath the Qb I'll have to set it all up again. I don't want super glue adhesion, just enough to hold them in place whilst I manoeuvre it.

Works well

I used these when moving my Presonus Eris E5 monitors to the window sill, 4 pads per monitor and they're rock solid, even the angled one which only has 2/3rds of it on the sill is almost impossible to knock out of position. Over the past 40 yrs I've tried most isolation methods & products but these even beats the old reliable ball of bluetack in each corner of the speaker.

I like these pads as I needed something to put underneath my record deck to dampen vibrations.Seems to work ok.My amplifier could do with some as well.What do I NOT like?? The smell! They stink to high heavens of what can only be described as stale cigarette smoke.Its disgusting.

They are good at what they do but they do smell quite a bit.

Se solo non puzzassero all'apertura, spero che questo odore simile alla cenere delle sigarette prima o poi vada via. Ad ogni modo io ho già notato una qualche differenza con le mie non costosissime casse. Sulle meccaniche non saprei dire (non ho orecchio così allenato da notare differenze su un CD/formato fisico digitale), sul vinile, beh... non vorrei fosse effetto Placebo, ma spendiamo tanti soldi per cose meno inutili, anche solo per dare un minimo di aria in più all'impianto credo valgano la pena. Soprattutto per il numero di piedini in dotazione che permettono di coprire più di una cassa/più di una meccanica.