Subwoofer Isolation Pads?

[SPIDERone]

I see some Subwoofer Isolation Pads (or feet) being sold online. They don't come super cheap (4 feet for the SVS seem to be $50). They're sold as a way to cut down on ground vibrations through multiple rooms (ie: apartments, or multiple rooms in a house) while also giving cleaner/tighter sounding bass.

https://www.amazon.com/SVS-SoundPath.../dp/B00NCSQ5GK

Both would be nice to have -- as long as they don't affect the actual quality of the sound. Has anyone used these before? any feedback from actual users?

I have 3 subs and really enjoy the sound of them, but I also hear things rattling (and can hear some bass from other rooms). With a high price (for what they are; $150 for 3 pairs of replacement subwoofer feet), you'd want something that both works and does not affect the quality of your subwoofer.

These would be for use on wooden floors

[CompleteCount]

Just build yourself one of these:

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=103410

They are inexpensive, and really raise the performance of a sub.

[Geezer00003]

Hockey pucks.

[Scarriere]

I like the Soundpaths. I have them on two of my subs and they've helped a bit.

[Yellbean2002]

pick up some washer machine vibration pads and call it a day.

[frogmort]

I've thought about getting some of these for my subs. Probably very similar to the SVS isolation pads but much cheaper.

https://www.parts-express.com/cat/case-cabinet-feet/648

[Geezer00003]

Yep, those will do the job!
I like these......

https://www.parts-express.com/penn-e...x-1-h--260-772

Originally Posted by frogmort

I've thought about getting some of these for my subs. Probably very similar to the SVS isolation pads but much cheaper.

https://www.parts-express.com/cat/case-cabinet-feet/648