Pyle Sound Dampening Speaker Riser Foam - Audio Acoustic Noise Isolation Platform Pads Recoil Stabilizer w/ Rubber Base Pad For Studio Monitor, Subwoofer, Loud Speakers - PSI04 (7.5 x 9.1 x 2.3 Inch)

I got this and these pucks to help eliminate any vibrations from my smol subwoofer. Figured both combined would really get the job done.While listening to heavy metal or hard dubstep or trap music where the bass is really emphasized this board really helps to capture and dampen all the low frequencies and vibrations from my smol sub to where I can actually hear the bass instead of just feeling it.This sits under my desk right next to my foot rest and my feet and completely wipes out any subwoofer vibrations and I don't have to stress about my roomates feeling the bass vibrations 30 to 40 feet away in their rooms.

These are very nicely made. They comprise a thick wedge of acoustic foam, topped by a metal plate which has a thick rubber pad on top. They are angled at about 8 degrees. I used two of them to support the centre speaker in my home theatre. They sit on the floor with the speaker on top. Wish the angle was a little higher or adjustable to allow directing the speaker to precise ear height. Out of the box, and at my listening position, the angle was a little low. Apart from that, the rubber top does a great job of preventing the speaker slipping and the foam provides good acoustic isolation, reducing sound transmitted to the floor and reducing smearing of the sound from the speaker. Great product. Way better than a simple foam edge with greater load capacity. Just remember, they are sold as singles not a pair.

I considered Auralex MoPAD-XL, Adam Hall PAD ECO as well, but price, looks, performance of Pyle won me over. The foam feels and looks substantial. Auralex looked like foam I could find in a dumpster. Is the Pyle foam better or worse than the others in terms of performance? Might need scientific instruments to know for certain beyond ears. With Pyle, you can point the speakers up or down and retain a good appearance with either side of the pad showing. Neither Auralex or Adam Hall are designed to provide that.One star off because the Pyle logo isn't centered (although I'll tear them off anyway if I can without leaving much of a mark), one of the thin rubber pads on top of the unit isn't centered perfectly, and the other thin rubber pad has glue showing near the edge which snagged the wrapping plastic.

Hey everyone,I live in a condo and my neighbors are extremely annoying, they make a ton of noise, but when I make any, they come stomping down and I have to usually tell them about what they do, which ends up them calling me a liar and stomping back upstairs. (neanderthals) regardless, I got sick and tired of their clodd stomping feet and decided to say F YOU and get a Polk Audio Command Bar (the one with Alexa). Needless to say, I like to play music and watch movies. The one thing is that i'm actually not an A HOLE and bought some sound traps, and some foam ridges. The Traps were amazing. But the bass could still be felt.When I saw this product (PYLE) I immediately thought of my upstairs neighbors and decided to buy (name totally called to my situation). Its heavy, well constructed and when I put my sub on there, it erased the bass. (I have since had to turn up the bass) as I don't seem to hear it as well anymore (maybe this Pyle of) is actually working?I'll update if anyone complains, but I'm happy and (I'm not sure if there is any placebo effect from the name making laugh, thinking about my neighbors).Hopefully this works for you. and if you have some beasts roaming above, don't be afraid to get them fines for sounding like the running of the bulls in Spain.

Added to my Kanto sub that's hooked up to a Denon sound bar. Works really well. Eliminated the muddy reverb from my floor. The angle points the sud towards the listening area instead of the floor producing a clear bass sound.

Works great with our wireless sub. Has cut all the rattling I was getting out. Great bang for buck!

Got it for my studio subwoofer. I live on the 2nd floor of an apartment. This far I’ve had no complaints from my downstairs neighbors so either I’m not cranking it loud enough or this is a really good isolation pad. Very sturdy and thick material. Would recommend for getting for an in-home studio setting.

IDK the downstairs neighbor says her couch still vibrates at times when I play video games...I don't think sound volume is too loud. though doesn't seem to cancel some rumblings transfer to the floor.