Pyle Sound Dampening Speaker Riser Foam - Audio Acoustic Noise Isolation Platform Pads Recoil Stabilizer w/ Rubber Base Pad For Studio Monitor, Subwoofer, Loud Speakers - PSI15 (15 x 15 x 1.8 Inch)

Great product!! It really works!!!! My subwoofer was having a lot of vibratios in my house specially towards the 2nd floor. This thing it really isolates the vibration of the bass and it makes the low end sounds much tighter without any vibration..loving this product!!!! I highly recommend it 🔥🔥👍👍👍👍👍👍

My neighbors below me always complain about the noise my sound system makes even though I don’t turn it too loud. I would put my sub at 30% power and have my volume relatively low but they would come up and knock on my door claiming they “can’t even hear the TV.” As a result I would have my sub basically off and resorted to having headphones on if I wanted to listen to music.At some point I got sad that I couldn’t use my sound system to its potential and did some research on possible solutions and found out about insulation pads. I decided to buy one in hopes that it would solve my problem.I got the pad and put it under my sub. This is pretty mean in hindsight but I decided to conduct an “experiment.” I turned my sub to 50% power and put the volume pretty loud but not uncomfortably loud. I played some bass heavy low-fi trap music through the night until 2 AM. I put my hand on the floor and the wall behind the sub and felt no vibration! The next day I played music through the whole day while doing work still no complaints.I saw some reviews saying that the build quality is poor which is something to consider. For me personally it came in just fine with nothing falling apart. Also the bass sounds more sharp and I feel that the bass is more impactful perhaps because the bass isn’t just going into the ground.If you have issues with the neighbors below being annoyed I fully recommend this. It may also extract more performance from your sub.

I removed my previous comments after experimenting further. This product provides a noticeable difference by reducing room/house vibrations ultimately improving overall sound. 2 Klipsch R-115SW subs will take a toll on your house and reintroducing the platform to one did in fact make a difference.I find it worth getting these as long as it’s not the knockoff version. (-Warning- If the top pad is squishy, it’s not the original.)In my mind, Pyle has never been a company I’ve considered high quality, but having these along with a pair of the bookshelf pads I used for my RP-450C, also from Pyle, I’ve learned that sometimes it’s not entirely necessary to rely on the most expensive/popular brands to achieve a satisfactory result.Edit:2nd time back to edit this review. The original Pyle Pad I received was of higher quality than the second one. Almost the same as the Auralex. The 2nd one was a cheap imitation. I sent them both back so I could have matching platforms. Thanks Amazon for making an exception. I now have both subs planted on the Auralex Subdude HT’s. I’d say you can expect the same result from the authentic version of the Pyle platform. The Auralex does a better job at holding the sub in place, but it’s twice as expensive and is equal in performance otherwise.

I love the dampening of the bass and the fact that dampening doesn’t mean less! The Pyle directs the bass more into the listening space and less through my walls and floors. I live in an apartment and that’s a game changer for me, I AM A CUSTOMER 4 LIFE!

Mine was too large for the bass so I cut it in half with a blade. Works great, now the neighbors don't mind my bass.

I have 2 subwoofers for my home theater system a Denon 3500. One is an older down firing Klipsch and the other is a newer 10” Klipsch front firing.My down firing Klipsch was causing vibrations when placed in the corner on wooden floors. This pad completely cleared it up. Made the bass sound much less muddy.For the front firing sub it was a little less obvious if it made a good difference. When I added the pad the vibrations decreased in the surrounding floor. The sub vibrated and made a rattling sound. I turned down the sub volume and was able to get decent bass without rattle. It may just have been that track.I can feel the bass in my body instead of the floor and walls now.The material is not worth price but the affect the pad has is worth the value.

I think there's a lot of confusion about what this piece of equipment actually IS, leading to some odd reviews.This is an isolation mat. It's designed to stop your sub from rattling around on the floor. I have wooden floors in my family room, and the sub would vibrate itself around, leading to rattling, nasty bass. It was bad enough that if I put something on top of it, it would rattle around and fall off.So, by adding this mat between the wood floor and the sub, it no longer moves, it no longer rattles. My bass sound is clear and smooth.It doesn't reduce sound, it's not a barrier to prevent your downstairs neighbors heating you - it's just a place to put your sub, when the floor isn't suitable. Works perfectly.

You could just get some foam and do this yourself there's really nothing special about it imo but as everything else its perfect