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I bought these for my big Behringer Truth monitors. Quick explanation-the Truths have room control settings to adjusts for Wall/corner/stand placement to compensate the mid low/low bass buildup. I have mine pretty close to the wall and the low end was muddy from the wall and my hard stands. I moved the switch from -4db to -2db because of how much low end these stopped from the stand vibrations. Obviously the wall is still an issue so that’s the -2.Aesthetically I love no logo on the front. Also they angle the monitors downward(if you remove the foam inserts to make them flat. Just a few degrees but the monitors are tall and it helps the tweeters better project towards my ear level which is where they’re supposed to be.

As far as I could see, these were the only pads available on Amazon Prime that didn't have a huge logo on the front. They look very nice and do exactly what they are supposed to do.One thing that I think would be useful is if there were a way to attach the top piece to the bottom piece. When you put the monitor on top, the top piece of the pad is so light that it can shift around, so it actually helps to have one person hold it steady while another puts the monitor on it to ensure it stays in place. Of course this is just me being nitpicky as I like my setup to look perfect and not show the little gap between the front of the bottom piece and the top piece. All 2-piece pads (at least all the ones I'm aware of) are like this though so it wouldn't make sense to deduct stars for it, and it's just a suggestion for a potential future product.

These did a very good job of removing all that bass rumble from the speakers sitting on the floor. In addition, I used these in conjunction with some rubber pads under the turntable - and now I can play vinyl again without howling feedback. For the price, these are highly recommended. I used the in a "backward" approach, with the single, bottom pad, so the speakers pointed up slightly (and the front, rounded part was in the back). They look ok and for the most part, are visually unobtrusive. I would definitely buy them again.

If you're putting a significantly sized speaker on a desk these are the thing. I moved my hifi upstairs to a desk and audio rack. The elac debut b6 is way too much speaker on a desk without these. A lot of unpleasant deflection, the entire desk vibrates under more vigorous pieces of music. With them however; all of that removed and only the music remains.

Works great with my Polk Lsim 703. Even though these are advertised as "monitor," pro audio merchandize,more people should really use it for bookshelves.It really works. I am working on a home studio for my own listening and my goal is to get the clarity of a good pair of headphone with the impact of live listening and this helps especially playing at higher volume.Don't expect miracles though,you still have to treat the rest of your rooms and DSP like Dirac or REW. I know it is a but off topic but for good bookshelves,place your head close to your speakers and that is the detail and clarity you should try to replicate as much as possible ,you know like a headphone. This is the simplest and cheapest improvement you can make on the process of getting there.Get one!

I'm leaving the same review here that I left for the smaller pads I purchased for the my JBL LSR 305's. These 'no name' pads (why would you pay for a logo...?!) are spectacular. I have had my LSR 4328's on stands w/no isolation for years. The difference w/the pads is remarkable. The isolation is complete. Highly recommended.

It's a good quality set of pads.I got this for Eris E5s and E8s and so far working well.Looking at the price I didn't expect pro quality but this is not substandard either. For the price, I definitely recommend this.

Works as expected, good fit for my JBL LSR 308, accurate foam cutting, and most importantly, it does improve the bass response, i.e. the bass becomes more articulate and less boomy, with the JBLs placed on my cabinets due to reduced resonances in the furniture.