Subwoofer Feet Isolation

[Steel Mesh] This product, provides good isolation between my subwoofer and my wood floor. These feet are substantial and good looking. SVS support was great since none of the three sets of screws worked to attach the feet to my subwoofer. They told me to try double stick mounting strips which worked perfectly.

[2.4 lb] The selling point for the SoundPath Subwoofer Isolation System was better sound. The logic seems sound, but I must admit I can only vouch for the subwoofers amazing sound with the SoundPath Subwoofer Isolation System. I put them on immediately after hooking up the new system when we moved, so I have nothing to compare it to. The other benefit is that it allows for an easier installation of the grill. I have low pile carpet and it was difficult. If you have deeper carpet I can see where the grill might not fit at all withount the SoundPath Subwoofer Isolation System raising the sub.

[48 x 29 x 24"] This isolation pad properly isolates, reflects and distributes the subwoofer sound around my edit room. Nice addition.

[Black] I love this well built isolation pads. They are for subwoofers that doesn't allow you to change the feet. I found it easy to position the pads where you want the subs to go, remove the subwoofer feet, then the subs slides easily onto the pads. Plus the prices on B&H was much cheaper than any other seller.

I purchased these isolation feet for two reasons. 1) the factory feet were absolute junk on my speakers Martin Logan which is ridiculous for speakers in this price range. And 2) this brand in particular because I use 4 of the Isoacoustics isolation platforms in my system and the results with those were also not subtle, it was a noticeable improvement in the sonic quality of the system. The Gaia II feet give a very stable base to toe speakers, and the so ic improvement while not huge was noticeable for sure. The sound is more focused, and the clarity was the biggest improvement I noticed immediately. Overall I am very satisfied with the results the Gaia II isolation feet provided.

[1.08 lb] I purchased these isolation feet for two reasons. 1) the factory feet were absolute junk on my speakers Martin Logan which is ridiculous for speakers in this price range. And 2) this brand in particular because I use 4 of the Isoacoustics isolation platforms in my system and the results with those were also not subtle, it was a noticeable improvement in the sonic quality of the system. The Gaia II feet give a very stable base to toe speakers, and the so ic improvement while not huge was noticeable for sure. The sound is more focused, and the clarity was the biggest improvement I noticed immediately. Overall I am very satisfied with the results the Gaia II isolation feet provided.

I love this well built isolation pads. They are for subwoofers that doesn't allow you to change the feet. I found it easy to position the pads where you want the subs to go, remove the subwoofer feet, then the subs slides easily onto the pads. Plus the prices on B&H was much cheaper than any other seller.

[Black] Had these waiting in the house for almost a month while my new Klipsch SPL-120 subwoofer was on back order. The subwoofer came with small feet. These feet are at least 3x the size as original. These fit the same screws as originals but SVS includes 3 different size set of 4 screws in package. The rubber isolation seems to be top notch. These were a great upgrade on the Klipsch and would highly recommend.

[2.4 lb] Have a Klipsch subwoofer on a wooden floor of a third floor apartment. Did not realize how much I was rumbling the downstairs neighbors! Been wanting these feet for awhile and finally broke down and invested in them. Boy do they make a huge difference. Not only for my neighbors but I actually feel and hear more of the subwoofer without it going into the floor. Its hard to explain until you experience these. These little rubber feet make a big impact if you love bass like I do.

[12.8 x 8 x 2.5"] Great isolation pads.