Raise It Isolation Feet for Speaker Vibration/Ventilation and Cooling for Consoles PS4, PS5, Xbox, PC, DVD Player, Internet Router/Universal Fit/Non-Slip / 12 Pack

I purchased two sets to raise my amp and DAC higher. If they have acoustic benefits like the insanely expensive isolation feet that are available - I don't know, but they do the job I want them for. No adhesive so I stuck 3 together in a stack and held together with blobs of blutack. Worked well enough.

These are perfect, they're well made and accurate sized, perfect for giving just a bit more room between hifi components. Note that when new they do smell very strongly of rubber but the smell does decrease after a while.

Bought these to place under my desk speaker to provide isolation and protection. They do as they say on the tin. They are non adhesive, which is what I wanted, but some double sided tape could be used if required. Only 4 stars as they there is a strong smell that took quite a few weeks to dissipate.

For such a simple idea these rubber feet work wonders on my studio monitors and take much less room than stands. Impressive.

I'm very, very pleased with these. I bought twelve, placed four under a desk computer mounted on a steel-leg table to reduce slight noise. Very effective. The others are under two book-shelf monitors sharing a five-foot shelf because I have no space for stands. The hope is to stop "blurring", especially in the bass, and de-couple them acoustically from the shelf and the space underneath it. Which they do very well indeed. A - B is a simple matter of listening to low-level dialogue segments from a Youtube film, some generic music from the same and higher-quality CD pop and orchestral stuff - much cleaner and clearer. I realise to some this may be audiophile "faff" but such won't be looking at these anyway and this is about a home audio-video studio - decent repro. What I say is - they cost very little, damage and disfigure nothing and install in seconds for a great result. Very recommended.

I bought these to slightly raise-for ventilation-and to acoustically isolate a Naim Qb 2 music streamer from an old, fairly resonant, cupboard. Success on both counts. Gives a nice air gap and improves the sound quality. One gripe though is that they are not adhesive at all and are consequently quite hard to a) Position correctly and b) To keep them in the correct place. It means that every time I clean/dust beneath the Qb I'll have to set it all up again. I don't want super glue adhesion, just enough to hold them in place whilst I manoeuvre it.

These work well under bookshelf speakers. I've also used them under a CD transport with success. Upon opening, yes there is a strong smell but this disappears quuickly.

They leave a dark circle that is fully absorbed into the polish and can’t be removed. It’s a 1930’s heirloom, now spoiled, so I really wouldn’t recommend them.

Se solo non puzzassero all'apertura, spero che questo odore simile alla cenere delle sigarette prima o poi vada via. Ad ogni modo io ho già notato una qualche differenza con le mie non costosissime casse. Sulle meccaniche non saprei dire (non ho orecchio così allenato da notare differenze su un CD/formato fisico digitale), sul vinile, beh... non vorrei fosse effetto Placebo, ma spendiamo tanti soldi per cose meno inutili, anche solo per dare un minimo di aria in più all'impianto credo valgano la pena. Soprattutto per il numero di piedini in dotazione che permettono di coprire più di una cassa/più di una meccanica.