Stainless Protectors Isolation Turntable 27Mm11Mm9Mm Review

I bought this for my B&W DM303 and it works great in terms of cleaner and punchier bass. They are heavy and hold my speakers well. You may need a hand as you can almost never install it by yourself.

Garbage. 4 out of 8 were useless. The 3M pads were far away. The only way to make it work is to take it off and use other chopstick pads. So if you have 3M double-sided pads, you're good to go. That is, cheap labor is unacceptable to China.

Preserved with corrosion and oxidation. If they are stainless steel they are very low/cheap SS quality. "3M" rubber sticky pads are good, but difficult to remove from wax paper. As a result, the machine work is of poor quality (lots of marks from the tooling), it's not polished and I highly doubt it's stainless steel. . The only quality here is the ziplock bags that come with everything. Many Thanks.

I ordered 2 sets for my speakers. Opened the first package, found 4 spikes and 3 pads. Second set opened, same thing. Without pads they're of little use unless you're putting them on carpet, in which case I might as well just order spikes. But I got them to separate the speakers from the stands so I need spacers. I think if you buy from this company you roll for a total of 4. The 2 sets I ordered had 4 spikes and 3 pads.

I was surprised and pleased to see that they are made from solid steel and are height adjustable. Finished in matte chrome, they enhance the look of any audio device you place them under. Unfortunately for me the visual effect is all they give. I installed these conical feet under 3 turntables and tested their performance - in terms of stability and ability to isolate the turntable from external vibrations. Here's what I found: - The thin 3M marked foam pads that connect the feet to the base of