🔊 Enhance Sound Quality with BLUECELL Pack of 4 Aluminum Speaker Isolation Feet Pad for AMP Turntable HIFI Player Review

Looks good, but if you think that they dampen vibrations, you are very wrong! You just look good! I will not use them for audio or video devices.

This is what they look like, cheap replacement feet for audio equipment. They cost between a quarter and half a dollar, so keep that in mind.

Just as I expected! Look really good! The rubber feels good allowing my speakers to stay in place while still allowing vibration through the floor! I will buy again!

I don't know if you should have the right screws but they weren't here. It wasn't even the right size. Maybe you need a nut and bolt?

This item is trash. They are hard plastic with cheap metal rims. The description gives the impression that they are made of vibrating material. You are not.

These are excellent feet for audio and video components. I wouldn't use them for anything that needs vibration isolation, but for replacing some of the feet on a cassette deck or EQ they work great. I wouldn't hesitate to buy them again. I collect and restore Pioneer Silverface components and they complement the Silverface very well.

They are just poor quality plastic, non-functional, small and offer no benefit. I should have read the sizes better and paid attention to the negative reviews. When the reviewer said he used it on his vintage Pioneer silver system, it won me over. They are half the size and height of what they should be. I'm so disgusted with buying them I won't even return them because they pretty much match the description except for the intended use as soundproofing is subjective. very disappointed.

At first I was looking for something that could elevate my 24-port switch while I routed the cables underneath. I didn't want the switch to sit directly on the wires. Found these for a really good price, cut some double sided tape and attached them to the switch for a classy look. The adhesive feet that came with the Switch don't offer the same height, look, or functionality.

These little feet are perfect for what I need. They look stylish and have a nice rubber ring at the base to protect your surfaces and prevent your component from slipping. Let's say they don't provide real isolation. I attached them with Gorilla Glue's double sided tape, which also works well as an insulator.

I bought these to provide spacing between the center channel speaker and the receiver it sits on. For $8.99, this is exactly what I expected; very light and feels cheap. Given their lack of bulk, I'm not very sure about their isolation abilities. They're essentially a molded piece of plastic in a thin aluminum ring with a rubber base. For insulation, regular adhesive-backed rubber feet can work just as well, if not better. But if you're looking for something more attractive to back a component,