Studio Solutions High Density Studio Monitor Isolation Pads Pair For 5 Inch Monitors

I bought these to ameliorate the bass on my M Audio studio monitor speakers. The speakers sounded good without the pads, but had too much bass for my ears. The pads came, offering flexible spacing and configuration for two speakers. I placed the speakers on them and IMMEDIATELY was struck by the sense of WOW - are these the same speakers?? The clarity, spatial depth and balanced bass notes were striking.I singularly recommend these pads for anyone considering them.I paid full price for these pads and am not a reviewer for the manufacturer. I am a genuinely impressed end user of an excellent product.

I recently ordered a paid of new Presonus Eris speakers, and figured for the very reasonable price of like $14, I'd complete the speaker presentation in my living room by placing the speakers on these iso-pads. They actually (Honestly!) do make a difference in tonal sound coloration, as the speakers would otherwise rest on a wood counter, so in order to dampen any vibration, these iso pads were the perfect solution. They look nice, and do the job!

I've been in the market for isolation pads for my PreSonus Eris E5 5" Powered Studio Monitors, in my home studio.I've been trying to avoid paying $100 for the top brand.I came across these. The reviews were great, as well as the price.Figured I'd give them a shot. The verdict is they really do an awesome job. I can definitely tell the difference. I highly recommend them, and I will buy another set for my home entertainment center speakers.

They are foam pads. They do exactly what you'd expect a roughly 1/2 inch foam pad would do - kind of isolate, but not as well as a more involved and expensive solution. BUT, if you spent money on 5 inch monitors, you should AT THE VERY LEAST have these or something similar - don't just stick the monitors on a hard tabletop, foo!

These are great for the price and availability. I've got some Alesis monitors and the left and right fit is perfect. They are deeper than I need, but no big deal. Each of my monitors are 11lbs and the foam doesn't compress at all. These greatly reduced the amount of energy that was being added to my desk. I don't "feel" my music in my hands while i'm typing now. Obviously i'm not doing real nitty gritty mastering or anything, but these are working fine.

Not sure about sound quality considering they are just foam pads but the support seems really solid and they are nice and firm. Not as firm as say, an Auralex pad but they’re getting the job done just fine. I’m using them with a pair of vintage KLH Model 22 bookshelf speakers which are probably larger than the intended speaker for these pads but they are holding up with no issue.

These are perfect for the Yamaha HS5's that I just picked up. It comes with a slightly angled-downward piece with a lip, and a littler piece that you can put on there to make them lay flat. I have the monitors positioned a slightly over my ears, so I've only needed the downward sloped piece. These are as simple and useful as you would think. I knew I would need isolation between the speaker and the piano I have them set on (otherwise the vibrations would cause the piano soundboard to pickup some of the frequencies), so I never used the monitors without them and don't really have a comparison to make. They're well worth the money, and seem pretty durable, so I can't imagine ever having to buy more. That said, if I ever did, I would just buy these again!

Very simple, nice pads. I can easily tell the difference they make in the lower frequencies. I have my monitors on a wooden surface, and with these underneath, it simply sounds better. The pads are also two pieces each, one having a little lip on the end for tilting if needed.