BXI Subwoofer Isolation Pad - 4 Pcs 2 X 2 X 2 Inches Bass Reduction Floorstanding Speakers Mat Riser - Thick Large Rubber Cork Anti Vibration Pads for Heavy Machine Equipment Studio Monitor Stands

Absolutely delicious. -C.C.

I am not aware how much, if any, glue is used in putting these together. What I hate is how easily they crumble. I did place them under a subwoofer and vibrations are significantly reduced. However, when vacuuming/mopping around them, every touch needs to be very light to avoid pieces falling off. By cleaning, I am wearing them out. How is this reasonable? Concept is good, but implementation is the issue. I could dip them in some glue to get a stronger shell, but what if in the long run the shell won't be able to hold them together? After all, they would be under vibration stress. They look so convincing in the pictures, but when you hold them in your hand, almost any time some you touch the edges small pieces would likely flake and fall off.To be a better product, they need more glue to hold them in one piece. At $20 a pair, these blocks need to have stronger bonding materials.

This will help dampen vibration for my blender. The material is still brittle so it sheds when handling.

This worked awesome with my modded and heavy ESS AMT3's-now weighing 130+ lbs. Located on a wood floor this cleaned up the bass perfectly. Expensive, but much less then audio specific units-and very effective-thanks!!FIY-I got the idea from a Stereophile review of Klipsch Forte III speakers, were the reviewer was experiencing similar muddy/boomy bass issues.I tried rubber pads/ felt pads, wood blocks etc. Nothing worked well till I tried these.A excellent product and great value, using proven, simple and effective materials and construction.Thanks guys for a great product!!P.S.-Unlike Stereophile_I used 4 per speaker. First to keep the speakers better balanced-plus my speakers are quite a bit heaver then the Klipsch Forte III's.So I would say may sure weight of your product you need to isolate, and balance is taken into consideration.

The glue that holds the cork and rubber bits together is not very good. Just holding the blocks caused pieces to fall off. The blocks arrived as different sizes and not fully cut through leaving little bits on the end. I had to cut off the remains with scissors.Thankfully, two blocks where the same size while the other two were also the same size. If they were odd sizes that would induce wobble in my 3D printer. Despite these product defects, they do their job. I would only use these indoors and away from moisture.If it weren't for these obvious production defects I would give these 5 stars.

Purchased to help get a AVR a little higher off the ground as the system is setup physically low overall. Works perfectly height wise and meets the criteria of using something that should not resonate.

I live in a solar powered off-grid cabin with a 2,650 gallon cistern for water, which is up-hill from the cabin but not high enough to provide reasonable pressure so I have a 24VDC water pressure pump inside the cabin to maintain an even 60PSI to all water fixtures.I tried mounting the pump directly to the wall but the wall acted as a sounding board that amplified the noise of the pump. Searching Amazon, I found this BXI Soundproof Tile - Anti-Vibration Pad - Isolator. I re-mounted the pump on the pad and much to my hopeful expectation, the pad isolates the vibration of the pump from the wall quite well. It is now much more quiet.

The cube has decoupled the low frequencies from my large wooden desk. I have large monitors (B2013a) and a large wooden desk they sit on. Without the isolators, low frequencies would sound muddled and over bearings. After putting the speakers on a set, the bass is crisper and the speakers are significantly better to listen too. Just wish I had found this product earlier.

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I needed something powerful to absorb the vibrations of my new powerful laundry machine, which sounded when spinning like an airplane landing and moved the house of its foundation. Problem solved, I did actually half them to have 4 blocks.