🔊 CynKen 4-Pack 40x20mm Aluminum Hi-Fi AMP Speaker Isolation Stand Turntable DAC Feet Pads in Gold Review

I use these instead of the plastic feet on my turntable. They are beautifully made out of aluminum and look much better. Very reasonable price for the good workmanship.

I'm not sure, they are REAL solid aluminum and just have an o-ring built into the base. Some sound absorption was expected for some reason. I'll return them tomorrow.

I use these underneath my subwoofers on wooden floors, helps separate them from the floor and minimize vibration to keep them in place. They look great under subs. I would buy again.

I bought these to use as feet for my Cooler Master Stormtrooper case. I had to go to Ace Hardware to buy 4 8-32 1/2" screws for mounting; however, they are strong, beautiful, and can be used for a lot more than just platter feet.

The design and function of the legs are very good. I increased the mounting hole by 1 size to accommodate a larger screw. The nagging problem was the aesthetic quality. All were slightly cracked, all four panes were chipped or damaged.

Used these as body feet for a Cougar QBX, removed the restrictive plastic feet and used them instead, it was amazing. Thermal performance has dropped almost 10 degrees compared to this mod, it is highly recommended to improve thermal performance for PC cases with small/limiting feet. It also looks great and the rubber prevents the computer from sliding on the glass table.

The announcement was about insulating feet. The only insulation was a rubber O-ring on the bottom. No vibration isolation. I was expecting something with suspension to absorb vibration. It's just a leg with an o-ring on the bottom. Build quality is good but no anti isolation leg and I've been in the audio business since 1968.

I have cleaned and serviced my Pioneer PL-15R which I bought new in 1974! Belts replaced, lubed and new Audio-Technica VM95E/H combo cartridges installed https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JLX1JZ7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 nothing special, $80 bucks, well deserved upgrade and sounds great with my original Altec 875A! The old lady is 46 years old, she has played literally thousands of albums and looks as good as the day I bought her. I've always wanted to get rid of…