Sound Addicted - Studio Monitor Isolation Pads for 3-4.5 inches Small Speakers, Pair of 2 High Density Dampening Acoustic Stands Foam which Fits most Bookshelf’s and Desktops | SMPad 4

After reading other reviewers, I came across this riser online that was costing half as much and more than two other risers. I almost bought it at the time, but then came across this and decided to give it a shot. I love how it fits perfectly to my Edifier R1280, while still looking clean and low profile. There is a sweet spot for the sound. As well as being very solid and firm, the foam is very durable. I was definitely surprised by the outcome. If I had a friend, I would recommend this.

Baker Evans

| Oct 22, 2020

Isolation pads for studio monitors from Sound Addicted. Package includes three pad sets. Below you will find two photos of an inch-from-the-floor) shelf of our home theater TV stand. I must point out that the pads reflected the flash from my camera, and did not look gray at all without the flash, but rather were black or very dark charcoal when taken away from the flash. It is not possible to measure the pads beyond what is indicated in the products' In order to maximize the upward angle, I have pressed the two pads together side by side and used both angled wedges on top of the pads. All four pieces of the puzzle are cut exactly the same way and together they form one unit. There are no obvious seams until you get within a few inches to examine them really The four parts seem to form one "solid" unit when they're arranged together. It is successful to achieve my illusion. In the situation where the wedges are used at maximum tilt, and when the Sony speaker rests on the pads, the pads peak at 2 inches in height. Sony's speaker is about 7 and 3/4 inches deep and about 17 inches wide, and it is slightly overhanging the pad just enough to look decent from front and side. In the case where the pads and the Sony speaker are properly positioned on the shelf that is only 13 inches above the floor, the speaker will be properly aimed directly to the ears of anyone sitting on the prime couch, which is 13 feet from the It is barely noticeable, but nonetheless noticeable, that center channel sound has improved. Prior to this, even when it wasn't in an optimal position and angle, the speaker sounded amazing. I must say that I like it even more My utmost appreciation goes out to Sound Addicted, which makes a good product, takes good product photos and provides accurate measurements, as well as selling it at a very fair price. I am very pleased with this product. I also want to thank Sound Addicted for following up with me after the sale to thank me for my purchase, to express hope that I am satisfied, and to invite any questions or comments. The product arrived on time and was of excellent quality. The price was fair and reasonable, and it was The book is highly recommended.

Karson Fowler

| May 11, 2021

There is a BIC FH6-M in my possession Upon closer look, I found that it was an LCR and it was sitting in the TV stand. It was capable of operating at 50hz, but the cabinet was causing it to resonate. Rather than listening at 120hz, I would like to listen at 160hz. adjusted the crossover back down to 60hz and it sounds great Having worked with sound isolation before, I can relate. Each of my SSF-equipped offices was a great experience. Front speakers sit on isolation pads made at home (just boards with long screws at each corner that keep them just above the floor). While I have always known my center channel's problem existed, it wasn't until after I had it mounted on some proper pads that I realized just how bad it We have to be specific about why the sound is different. Is this like listening to the center channel in water? Is this like listening to music in a stream? The truth is I am not sure. There is such a difference when it is at 120Hz - There are 60 Hz in the.

Leroy Manning

| Sep 03, 2020

My AV 40s were sitting on some mouse pads, and although I was not experiencing issues with isolation, I had been wanting to polish the look of my setup for quite some time. Let's be honest you're paying over $10 for packing materials that you usually throw away. They're made of a dense foam that's sufficiently dense to support the weight of the monitors without sagging. They're cut to the right size, but they're not the thickest I've ever seen. Additionally, they can be configured so that the speakers can be angled if necessary. Pads are a must if you're having isolation issues, and these will meet your needs just as well as any other type. Unless you're really paying over $10 for 10 cents of foam neatly packaged, take note that 10 cents is small change.

Nixon Flores

| Aug 23, 2020

The speakers are isolated from the surface they're sitting on by these plug-and-play pads. They let you choose three angles to enable them to be angled to the sweet spot in your listening area. BT speakers that sit on my coffee table let me hear dialogue from the TV and to listen to podcasts and music. Having a wired or bluetooth speaker that is not connected to the internet may be marginally less convenient than using a connected smart speaker network. But you are always in control In addition to having no potential privacy issues, they are also significantly more reliable, and provide a great sound for their price. I was able to sweeten up my new speaker setup with these isolation pads.

Rafael Bray

| Aug 31, 2020

The purpose of my purchase was to be able to use my desktop to angle Audioengine A2+ speakers up at me. This is why I use these instead of the Audioengine brand speaker stands since I have to lay my speakers on their sides. These stands are the perfect width for this. In essence, these isolation stands consist of two pieces of foam (per speaker, for a total of four), each of which can be used together or independently, depending on your needs. I was disappointed when I first got them because I feel the speakers are not angled enough, but the company emailed me following up with an email to rectify the situation. They were able to give me advice (including a picture) on how to get the maximum angle from the stands via email. They work well, are unobtrusive in terms of visual impact, and the customer service offered by the company.

Willa Terry

| Sep 10, 2020