Sound Addicted Subble 1.2'' (4 Pack) Silicone Feet Isolation for Amplifiers, Decks or Any Other Audio Equipment, Non-Skid Hemisphere with Adhesive (Sustain up to 24lb) | Subble

These small rubber pumpers are excellent for adding on the bottom back of wall mounted pictures. They help keep pictures from moving back or forth from local vibrations. They help keep glue sticks well to smooth or painted picture frames.

These... these are freaking awesome. They completely eliminated the vibration problems on my old turntable. The old feet were deteriorating since they're the originals from 1979. Slapped these babies on there and no more needle skips from even mild jumping from like, dancing, or a wild kid being crazy. Get these things for real.

A must have - small expense for big results. I looked at these for awhile and finally decided to go for it. Cleans up the low end considerably! Bass and drums are more precise and less sloppy. I feel like I’ve got a new set of speakers! I’ve always loved my ADS L780’s but they sound even more amazing now with these supporting them. Money well spent.

Great at isolating vibrations. could use better adhesive so that they don't fall off when you move speakers.

Worked perfect on my soundbar. No more vibration from full bass. Couldn't be happier with the product.

Exactly what I needed!

These are exactly what I was looking for! I recently ordered a pair of Klipsch speakers for my new set up and these things are heavy! I’d say they each weigh about 35lbs easily. Oddly enough the only type of padding that come with the speakers are these tiny little rubber “feet” that are no more than a quarter inch square. It seems a bit silly to me and I was proven right when the sound dampening was non existent with these silly pads.My search first led me to these large foam pads that are of all sizes and sit underneath the speaker. Although I can see these being extremely effective at isolating vibrations from the speakers to the surface they look hideous. They are large and bulky and I couldn’t find a single product that would fit the Klipsch bottoms exactly. True, I could have ordered large and attempted to cut them down to size but I couldn’t see that resulting in a clean cut and would look awful in the end.This led me to isolating rubber feet and I ultimately settled on these because they looked extremely chunky. Turns out I was right. They are very durable and thick and chunky and they need to be as they sit under some seriously heavy speakers now. They’re not squishy but chunky; that’s the best word for them. The nice thing is they don’t look large or awkward once installed on the base of the speakers. As I took them from their packaging I started to worry that they’d be so big they’d look a little silly. When I showed them to my wife after installed she asked me what she was looking at; what was I showing her? Ha! Perfect! They blend right in! They look like they should have come with the speakers themselves! That’s exactly what I wanted and I couldn’t be more pleased with how they look.Not only do they look great they work! They truly keep vibrations isolated to the surrounding air and stop most vibrations from being transferred to the table surface they sit on. This, for me, is a huge issue as I’m restricted in my setup to having the speakers on the exact surface where my turntable sits. This is not ideal but I am very limited in my room’s set up and am forced to put them on the same surface. These feet have done a great job at isolating vibrations.I truly couldn’t be more pleased with these simple rubber feet. They seem like such an insignificant thing but they make such a difference. They look good, they work, and they’re such a cheap addition to any set up that I can’t recommend these more highly to you!

Product works as described. It has nice adhesive & stays in place.