Adam Hall Stands PAD ECO 2 - Isolation Pad for Studio Monitors 265 x 330 mm

Not much to say really. It certainly made a difference to the bleed (? Im not sure on the technical term), and helps me angle me speakers a bit up. They are a bit big, but I knew they would be. They blend in well - completely unintrusive, and you can't mess up the use. Value for money? I don't know, but Im happy.

Excellent value, diesel the job really well - took all the vibration out of the draw unit the speakers sit on, now a pure & crisp sound no vibration what so ever 😀

I needed cheap and effective monitor isolation pads to elevate my home studio monitors for added professionalism for my mixing projects. I saw this product on Amazon and decided to purchase based on the price and the good reviews. The delivery was prompt and came in nice packaging. I tested out the product immediately and done the relevant tests. The pads are good in preventing vibration from penetrating through your hard surface on which your monitors are placed on. The pads are not the best in the world as the sound is still penetrating down to the hard floor in my studio room however for the price I can't complain. I will be using these pads for the time being until I can afford to purchase something a bit more effective. Overall a good product and a decent price.

Excellent this has stopped the muddy sound and opened up better high sound quality with cleaner clarity in the bass this got rid of all vibration on my Panasonic system. I just raised speakers by 5% and sounds lovely.

My monitors were already on stands, I just wanted a way to raise them and angle them down slightly, and I'm so glad I have because the improvement in the stage and intimacy has been wonderful. I was a little worried at first that the foam wouldn't been able to angle as I wanted it, but I needn't have been concerned. The upper cut out is cut at an angle: to leave the angle flat, leave it in the head-to-toe position as it arrives. To set up a steeper angle, rotate the cut out 180 degrees (as shown in my photo), or for a position in between, remove it completely. Yes, it's a little expensive for two/four pieces of foam, but for the smile on my face when I heard the difference in sound it's made to my listening position, it felt totally worth it. Edit: I have since gone back and bought another set for some other speakers.

Thought they would be black; otherwise, they're supporting about 15Kg x 2 of speakers surprisingly well; without bulging, very firm. Perfect for custom chopping board speaker stands. Keeping it low and angled. Update: Bass boominess gone. Hifi at night, moderate level; Significant elimination of boom through the walls and floor. Tight bass control, incredible SQ. Combined with isolated stands with feet (speakers...with feet); it works.

My studio monitors sit on a hollow, lightweight desk which definitely reverberates even at a modest volume. After doing a little research, adding some purpose designed isolation seemed like a simple and effective way to improve the sound quality. Sound was already good, but a little better would be nice. I am pleasantly surprised at how effective these pads are. The main improvement I would say, seems to be in the mid-range where instruments and some audio effects have cleaned up, resulting in more detail where it counts. That seems to allow the monitors to be driven a little harder which firms up the lower end and provides a little more sparkle at the top. So as system improvements v. cost go, these provide very good value for money. One thing I don't understand. Most people probably need to angle monitors upward slightly for best performance. But to do that, these (and other makes of pads) need to be turned back to front to achieve this ie foam upstand and logo at the back. No big deal, but I would have thought the preferred orientation would be upstand (and logo) at the front.

From a personal point of view, I think a bit of a gimmick aimed at purists. I've spent quite a few hours now listening to my music from my new speakers on both these foam isolator pads and then the adhesive rubber feet supplied with the speakers and I can't hear a difference...maybe a purist would. Sadly for me, overpriced bits of foam with a badge on. Would I buy again, no. Would I recommend, no.

Geniales soportes para los monitores, me ha reducido la vibracion de la mesa de escritorio totalmente muy contento se nota que son de calidad el grosor es bueno, aun que para mi fueron un poco largos me sobra como tres dedos por la parte de atras en mis BX5 pero bueno , un gran producto la relacion calidad precio es aceptable. Los recomiendo.

They work! I was getting a buzz/vibration/rattle on one of my studio monitors that sit on the metal speaker stands I got from one the guitar stores online. Nice stands, but one would produce a vibration occasionally, not always, but when I'd hit a certain note at pretty high volume, I'd get an annoying buzz, rattle, vibration. It drove me nuts not being able to eliminate it, and I tried everything, just shy of dynamite. So I thought I'd try these foam pads before buying new stands. And only one stand was giving me a problem, but they come in pairs, so I'd be stuck with an extra. Just now received the pads, put one under the monitor in question, and the stand was silent. No buzzing, rattle or vibration. And I really put it to a test. Made my day. So I just ordered another pair to put under my Klipsch bookshelf in my 2.0 - 5.1 system. Good product. Solved my problem.

Sinceramente pensé que por el costo tendrían baja calidad pero me quede sorprendido! Está de muy muy buena densidad y el cambio de sonido fue inmediato por dos razones: 1a el impacto del monitor no llega directo al escritorio que es donde están posicionado y 2a. Al dirigir correctamente estos ya tengo una percepción más clara de mis mezclas. Lo recomiendo ampliamente!!

Just as good as the original pads I got with my monitors, which had dried out after a couple of years. Looks good and does the job

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