SoundPath Subwoofer (Black)

Best for your subwoofers - need to get another set soon …

I have installed this product on Velodyne EQ Max12 sub-woofer, it works 100% it has solved all the rattling noise in my HT room, prior to buying this product I have tried DIY ideas from YouTube with less results, i am satisfied with the product and would definitely recommend to my friends.

Excellent

SVS Soundpath is very effective but very costly

They work like charm. I have two Klipsch sub woofers and they were hell of rattling sound. After placing them rattling disappeared alot. Moreover I live in an apartment, although room is acoustically treated these feet helped alot to reduce vibrations. Thank you SVS subs. I'm soon changing to SVS subs for better and cleaner and best output.

I was able to pump the subwoofer amp gain from 20 to 60% and it was still not causing any rattle in the room. Be warned that the floor shakes and rattling will stop. If that is your gig, then this will not give you much value.

Looks well made though a little pricey. The bass became tighter. Can now tune up the volume of the bass a little more without fear of rattling the windows or disturbing the neighbours.

Vroeger bij hoger volume danste de subwoofer rond, nu blijft hij stabiel staan en zonder dreunende geluiden. Zeer goed product en zekers het geld waard. Geeft een meerwaarde aan je home cinema.

Those concerned about fit to their non SVS subs, don't. It shouldn't be an issue in most cases. You can use strong double-sided tape in the difficult cases. It does the job well.

I've been avoiding buying these, seeing other much more options like Isoacoustics Gaia with a complicated mechanism, I have thought that with these little rubber pucks SVS will be stealing my money. I already had my sub on a £20 set of aftermarket isolation feet, stacked on another set of £20 spring isolation feet - these worked so well I didn't think I needed any more. I decided to give these a try anyway because if they make a big difference and are over £100 cheaper than alternative options then that's excellent and to be fair my SVS subwoofer is excellent so... they do deserve the trust. Well, these make a huuuuuuuge difference, the bass is much tighter, much cleaner - even at low volumes. And the integration with my mains is wayyy better, in most cases you can not tell where the sub is, it's totally like the bass is coming from my mains. - i do have them time aligned to each other down to 20 microseconds - so the integration was already amazing, but somehow these little feet take up 3 levels higher. But please do note, bass itself shakes things - like the sound waves themselves, it will still shake your house, but with the soundwave, not with the box vibrating the floor directly. Basically without good isolation the sub is not your sub - the effective sub is the sub joined with the floor. I don't care how my floor sounds as a sub, I want the sub and sub only to act as my sub. And for that these are shockingly good. Another thing about the price - to be fair they are very heavy and quite big, about the size of the palm of my hand - way bigger than I expected - but I am happy with that.

Exactly what I needed in my bedroom with faux hardwood floors (laminate) that creak and sound like the downstairs ceiling is about to split open. The house was built in 1988 and I weigh 176 lbs. So, it's not me breaking the floors. I had a feeling getting a 12" Polk PSW12 paired with my surround sound setup upstairs in the master bedroom would probably rattle the ceiling for anyone chilling in the living room trying to watch TV (older and weaker sound system muahahaha). Figured I wouldn't mind the wife yelling at me or texting me to turn the volume down. Two or three times, no problem. Then, I'm trying to watch John Wick one night. Marilyn Manson did a killer job with the soundtrack to a bad*** movie. Well, with the heavy bass notes and drum beats dropping nearly the entire movie which I thought was awesome...I had to turn the subwoofer completely off and even adjust the individual channel volume of my Elac B6 rear surround speakers, DefTech ProMonitor 800s for the middle down-firing Dolby Atmos ambience (worth every minute of my research and every dime spent from my savings), DefTech 1000s for the top-front left and right surround speakers, as well as the Klipsch Reference RF-250C center channel beast. When she was finally satisfied with the level of reverb from upstairs, I found out later that the side-firing Polk PSW12 subwoofer was the primary annoyance. Can you imagine if I had gone with even a 10" down-firing subwoofer? She'd probably vandalize my speakers in my sleep! I love listening to music, movie soundtracks, and anything encoded with Dolby Atmos now that I have my setup...but I can't crank her up unless my better half is running errands, working, out of the house, etc. Thank goodness my 8-month-effort in 2016 building-out this Dolby Atmos 7.1.2 man-made hasn't gone to waste! I came across these sound / bass dampeners after I left reviews for the speaker system I ordered last year and read the reviews. Compared the ratings to the cheaper and more expensive brands, but had a hunch these would do the trick for my subwoofer driving my wife nuts. Worked like a charm. Enhanced the bass so I can hear the notes more clearly from within the bedroom, but it's about as loud downstairs as someone tip-toeing around on the laminate hardwood flooring. Noticeable, but her Polk PSW10 - 10" sub now annoys me more often than I annoyed her. Gonna have to get another set or two =-D Applications: Side-firing subwoofers, down-firing subwoofers, 12" or 10" in size - doesn't matter. Even loud floor-standing speakers will benefit from a set of these babies. I think I'll put some under my computer which rests on top of a laptop cooler and my Pioneer Elite receiver - adequate ventilation. Conclusion: Great invention - the material and design are quintessential to the top notch end result post-installation. A foam or synthetic rubber pad under the entire surface area of the sub would not have worked as well as these dampeners. Take my word for it. I installed DynoMat inside cars and trucks in my teens for the sound-enhancing, reverb and vibration reduction / elimination effect they provided people with upgraded sound systems who reported rattling sounds from their inner car door, dash, or trunk lid / pickup truck bed resembling silver bubble wrap style sunshades for cars