Review on 14 Piece Black Adhesive Bumper Feet - USA 🔈 Made Rubber Isolation Pads for Speakers, Subwoofers, Audio Equipment and more by Jerome Pritchard

I get quite a lot of "Hi-End Audio" catalogs because I subscribe to several "High-End Audio" magazines (just for fun; I don't actually buy them overpriced - and currently poor build quality - sound hardware more). I have several devices (a JVC CD player and a Pioneer DVD player) that tend to slide on my stand when I use their front panel controls. (Besides, Pioneer sits right above the Oppo UDP-203 Blu-ray player, and Pioneer's legs keep the Oppo from breathing. and pads will probably be glued forever. In any case, you will have to make a lot of effort to remove them. The hardware no longer slips, and although I can't say if they actually minimize vibrations from the stand (never heard of them before putting these pads on). They definitely can't do any harm. Also, there is now space between Pioneer's DVD player and Oppo's Blu-ray player. So I am 100% satisfied with these insulating pads. I have a "small" complaint: there are fourteen pads included in the kit. This is an odd number considering most items have four legs. Why didn't they package them with twelve or sixteen pads? It would be in groups of four, which I think would make more sense. But as I said, this is a very "minor" complaint and I can say if you are in the market for items like this I don't think you can go wrong with this. And they are made in the USA! How about! I give them the BEST POSSIBLE RECOMMENDATION. Thank you for reading this and listening to my opinion. Lawrence H. Balk for reading and for listening to my opinion. Lawrence H. Balk for reading and for listening to my opinion. Lawrence H. Balk Lawrence H. Balk for reading and for listening to my opinion. Lawrence H. Balk for reading and for listening to my opinion. Lawrence H. Balk Lawrence H. Balk for reading and for listening to my opinion. Lawrence H. Balk for reading and for listening to my opinion. Lawrence H. Balk