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They did a very good job removing the bass hum from the speakers on the floor. I've also used them in combination with rubber pads under the platter - and now I can play vinyl again without howling feedback. For the price they are highly recommended. I used the "inverted" approach with a single bottom bezel so the speakers faced slightly up (and the front rounded part was at the back). They look good and are mostly unobtrusive visually. I would definitely buy them again.

I use these with JBL LSR308 monitors when they are on speaker stands and it makes a huge difference. To test this, put your studio monitors on a table and play the song. As you play, feel the vibrations on that table. Because of these vibrations, the bass on this song sounds lousy because those low frequencies aren't being absorbed, resulting in a warm, smooth, boomy bass to generate expensive monitors.

I bought these for my large Behringer Truth monitors. Short explanation: Truths has room control settings that can be adjusted to be placed on a wall/corner/stand to compensate for mid-bass/bass boost. I have mine pretty close to the wall and the floor was dirty due to the wall and my hard stands. I moved the switch from -4dB to -2dB because low frequencies stop the stand from vibrating. Obviously the wall is still a problem, so it's -2. Aesthetically, I don't like the lack of a logo on the…

As far as I could see these were the only pads for Revain Prime that didn't have a huge logo on the front. They look very nice and do exactly what they are supposed to do. I think it would help if you could attach the top to the bottom. When you put the monitor on it, the top of the pad becomes so light that it can move. So it actually helps if one person holds it still while another puts the monitor on it to make sure it stays in place. Of course this is just my nitpick as I want my setup to…

Recently used the more expensive brand XL pads to tilt and isolate the klipsh rp-450c center speaker (from the glass stand and it works great. Improved clarity and no vibration. So I wanted to do the same with my other HT setup I got these pads instead because they are wider and fit perfectly on the two pads for my center speaker and I really like that there is no logo on the front.I have the other pads at an angle to the Logo used on back and not visible I also prefer the darker charcoal color

We have a somewhat unusual hi-fi setup where all the components and speakers are housed in a large wooden cabinet with a TV on the top level. So the speakers are low and until recently sat on a wooden cabinet, which created an interesting and not entirely desirable bass response. My speakers (Mordaunt Short MS20i Pearl Edition, for those interested) needed a way to isolate them and, given their low position, a way to angle them slightly so the tweeters would shoot straight at my listening spot…