Sorbothane Vibration Isolation Reinforced Heavy Duty Square Pad 1/4" Thick

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5.0 out of 5 starsSolved the problem perfectly. Review by Amazon

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In some respects it's hard to justify $25 for 4 little rubber pads. Now that they're installed, however, they just salvaged my entire center channel setup. I have no issues with dropping $25 to perfectly address the issues I was having.

I'm thinking about getting more for my other speakers on the chance they'll improve performance. With bare wood speaker boxes on bare wood shelves, maybe it was just luck that only center channel had noticeable issues -- a you can tell from the fact that I consider $25 for an accessory expensive, I'm no audiophile. (Posted on 12/11/2017)

Good vibration reduction for sound system components Review by Amazon

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I use these under the CD Player to reduce vibration. They are soft enough without being mushy. I have Sorbothane under all components in my system. (Posted on 12/11/2017)

Five Stars Review by Amazon

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Great product! Use in bathroom as impact bumpers between glass shower doors and their metal frame. (Posted on 12/11/2017)

Deadens vibrations very nicely Review by Amazon

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And holds it shape well over pressure. It is squishy, but not as squishy where it will break its boundaries. Reinforced top. Good weight rating. (Posted on 12/11/2017)

Helps, but, no panacea. Review by Amazon

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They do help, but, don't expect miracles from any product like this one. If you have a problem with skipping because of wood floors for example, this may not solve the issue. (Posted on 12/11/2017)

I put these under some krk rockit 6 studio monitors ... Review by Amazon

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I put these under some krk rockit 6 studio monitors and a krk 10s subwoofer that I had on some stainless steel shelving. The vibrations are barely noticable when I lay my hand on the shelving. Very effective. After reading some reviews here, I left the plastic wrapping on the pads; some people have mentioned that these pads will take varnish or finish off of some furniture... I haven't tested it, but leaving the plastic on or wrapping the pads in saran wrap first is a quick way to not find out the hard way. (Posted on 12/11/2017)