audiosoulHigh-Density Studio Monitor Isolation Pads 8x12x1.8 inches for 5 inches Speakers - Pair of Base That Prevents Vibrations - Fits most Speaker Stands

I bought these for a pair of Klipsch "The Fives" bookshelf speakers and was pleasantly surprised that they fit the dimensions of the speakers perfectly. It looks as if they were included with the speakers by Klipsch. As for the quality of the foam it seems like what you'd expect, and I have no complaints there. It's also easy to set the pads up to tilt your speakers upward if you prefer. I keep them level since a small height increase on my desk was fine. Get these if you want to decouple direct vibrations to your desk or other furniture.

These New foam speaker pads are awesome! My monitor speakers are more than 10 years old and are still performing well. What I was missing was a good set of new isolation pads. I had some custom built foam pads that I made, but they just haven't held up over the years and I needed a new set. These new speaker isolation pads from Audiosoul are light years better! They are much firmer, but still maintain the right amount of flexibility and isolation. They also came when a changeable position foam insert (brilliant idea) so you can angle the speakers up or down, depending on your needs. I already had my speakers sitting at the right listening position so I didn't need to use that feature. But it's nice to know it's there if I change my setup in the future. I couldn't be happier!A Super 5 Stars!!

I found these pads work well enough for my small speakers but may not for larger stand mounted speakers and some powered ones due to weight. While they are not the prettiest solution they are effective for dampening rattles and some surface resonances. The alternative is spending more for maybe a better solution. Or a lot more for more audiophile solutions. But these work.You can adjust angling to a degree also. I previously would either fasten self adhesive felt pads to either the bottom of speakers or the top of the stand itself. These pads are quicker and not a more permanent blight as trying to pull felt pads off a speaker could damage the vinyl.

Being part of my living room home theater, there are very few locations to place my speakers that are acceptable to other members of the household. The best compromise is on my TV stand, but that leaves them at a non-ideal height, and since I have to have them set back on the stand, the flat table top colors the sound with reflections.I got a big upgrade in sound by using some old Sorbothane isolators that I had laying around, and they did a tremendous job of decoupling the speakers from the stand which brought an increase in clarity of the lower midrange. As I'm always looking for to squeeze out every ounce of performance from my gear, I kept looking around to see if there was anything better out there. I came across these Audiosoul isolation pads and decided to order them.The big draw was how they can have the angle adjusted by using the second foam piece. I tilted my speakers up 4°, which pointed them right at my ears when I'm in my listening position. The midrange was improved a little, but the biggest improvement came in imaging- the soundstage became much more defined (and it wasn't bad to begin with!). Overall this was a cheap and easy addition that had a positive effect on my system. I'd recommend them even if they didn't have the adjustable tilt feature, but for me it makes a world of difference!

These Monitor isolation pads are great, they are not super firm and not super soft. I have some monitors but I kept getting vibrations when I use them, But this solved this problem and helped make my mixes sound much better.

Originally planned that these were merely going to angle my speakers for a better listening experience. However i found that the pads do so much more. Sound of the bass and treble sound a lot cleaner. Not sure if it’s doing something to the frequency response by providing the cushion from the support underneath or if it’s absorbing reflected sound waves. Also stops tiny rattles from items that might be left nearby such on the audio stand. At low or high volume, the monitors definitely have a smoother sound.

These are technically supposed to be used directly for a speaker; however, I decided to just stick them on the floor underneath stuff to help cushion some sound. I personally don't hear a difference in the sound, though. They seem to work as expected in terms of physical traits, though.

I had my PC speakers stacked on the foam that came with them and a couple books. What a difference this more dense and solid foam makes! They're sitting atop this foam on a different computer desk, angled toward me. It's amazing that such a small change can make such a big difference in how I'm hearing, not only videos, but the music projects I'm working on. It's so important to hear recordings from different sound sources (studio speakers, phone, stereos, etc.). It's like having a new set of speakers.