12 Pack Speaker Isolation Feet Amplifier 48mm Plastic Shock Absorption Base Pads SoundBox Peg Stand Foot Mat Shock Absorber For Audio CD AMP HiFi Subwoofer Repair Gold,Sliver,Black

Very pleased with these. I needed to elevate components that set on top of either a receiver or amp due to space and component size restrictions. You always need to insure that your amp has enough proper ventilation to prolong the life of the electronics. These are easily stackable and are equipped with a soft rubber gasket on each one. They can be used in either direction depending on your needs. Sturdy enough to slide once in place if you're using 2 or more. They have a center mounting hole that will allow for a small washer over a screw if you're replacing missing feet on a unit and with the gold, silver and black colors you can really suit yourself. Great value in a time when audio accessories can come with a ridiculous price tag. I'll buy more as is needed.

Cheap plastic feet that look great. If you have some dead looking rubber feet on you stereo amp or if your just missing a foot then these are what you need. You get three sets of feet with different finishes. A glued on padded ring on the bottom of each foot so it doesn't scratch the furniture and a mounting hole in the center at just the right diameter and thickness. These feet make your equipment look like a million dollars and is worth every penny. Buy em now, you won't be sorry!

Just what I needed.

There are no screws as in the pictures.Disappointing.

They work great on stereo equipment, and other things.

They are just plastic with rubberized pad on the bottom. They do the intended job and also look good.

While these isolation feet will get the job done, I am hesitant to recommend them. This comes down to the build quality. They are lightweight, hollow plastic feet with a small amount of foam on the base. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but when combined with the lack of any adhesive mount, it becomes more problematic. There is a single screw-hole that is to be used for mounting. Be careful to not overtighten as the feet can crack if you do.The foam on the base is decent, but not very thick. This means, that if bumped, or pressure is applied, the device will move. I feel this would not have occurred if a more rubberized foam was used.While these are functional and will get the job done, I would only recommend this as an option if you are looking for the cheapest workable option. There are many other options available and should be considered before making your decision.Another minor gripe is the inability to order a single-color set. Having three different color sets provided leads to an incoherent look, but this is an insignificant gripe.

Fantastic value for anyone who repairs or resells vintage stereo/audio equipment. These feet frequently crack or break off, so this allows you to replace a complete set of four inexpensively. Note that the included screws are more akin to wood screws than machined screws, so will likely not fit existing equipment. So ideally you want to keep the screws from the existing feet to reuse with these feet.