Soft Fat Dot

I purchased a set of 6 small soft fat dots for my Schiit Audio Sol turntable to reduce some noise transferred from the console it sits on. The Sol has three feet supporting it's rather unique aluminum bearing assembly for the platter and a separate motor pod. Using 6 soft dots works perfectly to isolate the table and the motor pod retaining the pulley height and belt tolerances. I had considered a rather expensive isolation block but thought I'd try this as an economical option first. I'm happy to report that the soft fat dots have provided all the isolation I was looking to achieve. Price vs performance gives this 5 stars in my book.

Applied Soft Fat Dots on my Desktop PC, Klipsch Speakers, and my Klipsch Subwoofer sitting on the floor under my desk. The left & right speaker housings have thin metal stands, that rest on my glass-topped desk. The Soft Fat Dots totally eliminated any vibration/buzzing sounds from the metal contacting the glass. My Subwoofer sits on a hardwood floor and occasionally buzzed on the hardwood floor when I "cranked it up". The Soft Fat Dots eliminated that as well. Good stuff. Thanks.

Always excellent service and products. Thank You! Mark Ostrov

Excellent, exactly as described

...wish they would answer emails/phone, though.

Exceptional !!! Using small soft fat dots under computer desktop speakers (Monsoon MM-700 Multi-Media Speaker System, dipole radiating planar magnetic speakers, tubular angled wire stands) sitting on birch plywood stand-up desk. Transformed the sound to audiophile quality. Soundstage snapped into focus with increased depth, clearer vocals, more space around instruments, tighter bass. 3 dots, one in back, two under front corners results in an overall very engaging, musical experience. Makes you want to listen all night. Highly recommended!

Large fat dots on the hard plastic feet of my already very good 19 lb preamp resulted in easily noticed improvement in overall clarity and depth of tone. Effectiveness of vibration reduction measures depends on how affected your component, or speakers are by vibration, of course. I had excellent results from Soft Booties under a lighter, tube buffer preamp as well. Herbie's stuff is legit.

record cleaning is no fun, Styli not cheap to replace, so use my TT dustcover.one fat dot at each front corner of the plinth stops the loud Clunk coming through the system as you close the Dustcover when playing a record., The fat dots de-couple the front edge of the dustcover from the plinth ,whilst a small padded bean bag and closed cell pad placed on the dustcover top whilst playing seems to help cut down any dustcover resonance getting through at the hinge side of the dustcover..Black fat dots match my plinth so not noticeable and do a good job.

These things really grip your components (without needing any adhesive at all) keeping a very stable surface. The isolation and stability are top notch!

The small soft dots worked perfectly in reducing unwanted resonances for my Martin Logan LX-16 bookshelf speakers. I am using them near field, in an "on desk" application which is not really what these speakers were intended for, but they are working great. I am powering them with a PS Audio Sprout 100 and the combination is fantastic. I intend on purchasing more flat dots for my Sprout integrated desktop amplifier and I will report back here. These bookshelf speakers were too boomy sounding and the little soft dots helped to reduce boomyness and helped to tighten up the bass. I have been experimenting with 3 and 4 dots for each speaker.

I bought six of these for my computer speakers on my desk for $25. I could have bought something similar that’ll serve the same purpose at Home Depot for five bucks or less.....