Vibrapod Isolators (Model 2) Pack of 4

I was a bit sceptical about these but when I first used them it did make some difference in the sound output, less vibrations occurred on the surrounding areas. Not sure if they’re worth the high price though.

Bought these to put under a premium wifi speaker based on a recommendation on the audio manufacturers forum.I was expecting some of the resonance and 'boom' of the bass to be brought under control but an unexpected benefit is that the whole sound range has become clearer.These are excellent, just read the instructions about them marking furniture and be careful to shield wooden furniture with a protective barrier.

Excellent product and excellent customer support from Analogue Seduction. Used in conjunction with the Vibrapod Cone to isolate my Naim Muso 2 from a booming sewing machine cabinet. The difference and clarity is astounding. Highly recommend.

I've been using various models of this product for the past twelve years or so and have always found them a worthwhile investment. I would suggest that, 'if in doubt at least try them'.

I've been using these for everything... streamers, DACs, pre amps, amps, bookshelf speakers, and even under legs of racks. I find them extremely versatile and do make a difference for sure. The pressure and suction system is pretty good. Basically, they're better than bluetack balls, cork, or sorbathane. But they're not as good as some high end mechanically dampened ones that sell for hundreds. Bottom line... great value and versatility

How can a bit of shaped vinyl and a ball bearing have little or any positive effect on how your hifi kit sounds? I don't really know?...all I know is my Cambridge Azur 851C and 851W sound amazing with rather than without👍

Simply amazing. The most effective mod I've made to my system in over 40 years. I've placed them under the feet of my UHD player and the improvement to both sound and picture is hard to believe.

working fine.