Sonic Acoustics Soundproofing High-Density Studio Isolation Pads, Acoustic Foam Panels, Acoustic Panels for Monitors Speaker, Pair of Rubber Base That Prevents Vibrations, 13" X 10" X 2", Pack of 2

These Acoustic Isolation Pads are a must-have for anyone using studio monitors. The high-density foam does a great job at reducing vibrations and improving overall sound clarity. My speakers sound tighter and more accurate, with no unwanted resonance.The pair of two pads fit perfectly under my monitors, and the adjustable angle is a nice bonus for better positioning. For the price, the quality is fantastic—sturdy, durable, and they do exactly what they’re supposed to do.Highly recommended for any home studio setup! 🎶🔊

The monitor isolation pads are one of the best things I have purchased in a while.Firstly, I am no expert in this area, but I know when I have made a good choice.The isolation pads made a huge difference from the moment I put my studio audio monitorson them.All the bass rumble on my desk stopped and made everything sound crystal clear, they are very well made, and they just do the job,I am very happy with this purchase, and I would recommend them to others.

The material is a good quality and value for price. The vibration dampening is good and helps reduce the vibration of the speakers on my record set up.

They’ve virtually eliminated any transferred vibration from my bookshelf speaker. Neat and functional.

I bought two packs having read reviews of several similar products. The neighbours have been moaning that my daughter makes too much noise, so these seemed the best for actually reducing sound going through the wall rather than just making sound quality better if you were say, recording a podcast in a room.I planned how I wanted them set out and once the first one was up, the rest were easy to apply. They stick very well (wash the wall first, it will help) and look great too.

I've put these on the wall to try and alleviate some of the noise from my refrigerator, but the tiles just fall off after 10 or 15 minutes with all the adhesives suggested for a flat surface. I don't really want to use no more nails and have them rip the plaster off when I come to remove them. They did manage to absorb some sound while they were up.

They are what they are

These do a good enough job of removing unwanted vibrations through my desk, but given they are essentially just slabs of foam I can't see why they're priced so highly.