SOLVED: Room boom

@britt_dawgiii 

Cool use of 3D printing and a great idea.  I really like that they can be screwed into a speaker, platform, or rack.  The combination of using elastomeric material and the geometry of the shape has the potential to be quite effective.

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I found the SVS Sound Path isolation feet to work great under my K-horns and Lascala speakers. Very cost-effective solution for my needs.

I’ve used vibration pads similar to those referenced by the OP and they can be quite effective.  However, one should be warned that sustained contact with finished wood floors will result in marks that are difficult to remove.  I recommend that one apply a thin adhesive felt pad to prevent this.

Great to hear you found something that worked for you.

I had the same issue with my KEF Reference 5’s on my oak, tongue and groove floor. I bought some Isoacoustics Gaia ones and they helped a lot, but I still had some issues.  I went to a company that makes granite countertops and had them cut a couple of pieces to a size that fit under the KEF’s and it solved 99% of the vibrations. 
 

It's interesting.  Going from an old entertainment center to a solid component rack made an obvious audible improvement!.