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If by "decoupling products" you include speakers then yes, hell yes!
The cool part about decoupling your speakers is that not only do you relieve the rest of the house from having to experience the deep bass but it also helps to keep speaker vibration from affecting the system components. And yes, Herbie's gliders work extremely well in decoupling cone/spike coupled speakers and subwoofers from the room. I use Herbie's Tenderfeet under most of my components as part of the system "tuning" process.
If by "decoupling products" you include speakers then yes, hell yes!
The cool part about decoupling your speakers is that not only do you relieve the rest of the house from having to experience the deep bass but it also helps to keep speaker vibration from affecting the system components. And yes, Herbie's gliders work extremely well in decoupling cone/spike coupled speakers and subwoofers from the room. I use Herbie's Tenderfeet under most of my components as part of the system "tuning" process.