Sound Isolation Pads. Cork Pads for Turntables to Reduce Vibration & Skipping (1" Pack of 4)

I live on a second story with tile floors that vibrate with footsteps. These absolutely solved the issue. I was looking at the more expensive isolation platforms, but these are a surprisingly great cheap and effective solution

In my case the shockingly worked after reading some reviews I really thought I was going to have to buy some of those spring loaded ones that are 50 to $100 per leg but nope these babies stop the needle jump even being only about 3 ft away from the sub

Now, I know many people believe items like this are snake oil. I assure you that this is not, this made a major difference in further stabilizing my turn table which allowed me to play at a much higher volume. These blocks are well made, they look beautiful and not cheap, they feel very sturdy, and made a major improvement in clarity at a high volume. I also love the size and they are not bulky and match my record player completely. I used them for my Rega P25, I also bought a cork mat and a weight and the difference was completely night and day. This is definitely an upgrade well worth the price especially if you truly enjoy quality sound at a high volume without sacrifice to quality.

Well made pads - my own mistake for not measuring the large pads on my subwoofers - these isolation pads are smaller than the bottom of the subwoofer’s -

So far so good the iso blocks are doing a fine job. No less expensive way to approach the issue

These work GREAT!

Bought these for my turntable (duh), I just moved to a house without carpets. It's all wooden floors and my turntable wasn't having it. I grabbed these hoping it would help and they did a bit however not all that much. I ended up taking note of another reviewer's tip and cut up some dish sponge and placed it under each of these cork pads and now my turntable 100% has zero issues. I grabbed a 2 pack of sponges at Dollar Tree (midwest dollar store) and spray painted them mahogany brown and once they dried, tossed them under and now my turntable is golden. I'm not entirely sure how much these cork legs actually help but combined with the sponge they do wonders so I'm leaving the set as is. If I had it to do over again, I would likely try the sponges alone first and purchase something like this if that didn't resolve my issue. This is not a glowing review and I'm sure they have a place for someone somewhere but for me they weren't great without some external assistance but I"m gonna keep them now.

I habe two turntables for a DJ setup. I found the bass from the music would cause vibrations and the stylus would skip. They were also a bit low on the tabletop surface. I wanted to add height and isolate vibration. They have rubber ends with cork in the center, creating the perfect combination. The quality felt good when handling them. The surface i habe them on is not flush, i used a pair of rubber wedges to balance them out. These also look the part and don't take away from your turn tables or damage the surface of the table. I bought one set and notice the huge difference. Then quickly purchased another set for the other turn table. They are a small thing but they go a long way.