SVS - SoundPath Subwoofer Isolation System (6 pack) - Black

Absolutely love them I have several pairs using them on my four subwoofers and floor standing speakers. Very good keeping vibrations to a minimum with a cleaner sounds!

These are perfect for eliminating any rattling, buzzing, or unnecessary sounds traveling around your room/s. Made my subs sound infinitely better and tighter. Highly recommended.

These are expensive, but they really do the trick, reducing room vibration and clarifying bass response. It was kind of cool when the windows were rattling, but it wasn't very musical. They're not small, raising the sub a good inch off the floor.

I don't usually write reviews. But i want to help those people are wondering if these things will even make a difference. First off, I got this for its main purpose of isolating the subwoofer to reduce environmental vibrations. Does it completely remove vibrations? No it does not. Subwoofers will always produce vibrations no matter how isolated they are. I would say that the environmental vibrations have been reduced by about 70%. What I unexpectedly got from these is that it made the bass sound so much tighter than when it was just on its oem "feet". The bass response have been improved as well. Better isolation produces better sound, and better frequency response. If you use this with your turntable, it will significantly reduce any vibrations your stylus may pick up from having a subwoofer in your system. Only the downside is if your sub doesn't come with already drilled holes for the screws. I was able to remedy this by using industrial grade double sided tape from Scotch. Which I think actually helped even more, since the metal that should be touching your sub when screwed on is now cushioned by the tape.

[Employee of bestbuy] *If you are getting a SVS subwoofer or any subwoofer these are a game changer!* When i first got my SVS PB-1000 Pro it rattled everything in my room. That is not the case anymore. With these pads there is little to no rattling, and the bass is far more refined and focused. Worth every penny.