Decouples a subwoofer or other audio components from the floor to reduce vibration transfer, room rattles, and unwanted noise. Compatible with nearly any brand and model of subwoofer, its elastomer isolation feet can produce tighter, cleaner bass while reducing low-frequency energy transmitted through floors and walls to adjoining spaces.
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New to me, but does what it’s supposed to do
There are heavy and solid. They screw right into the factory holes using the included screws. I purchased two sets for my dual SB 3000 evolution subs. I’m
Sure my neighbors will thank me but still a lot of air pressure.
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Bruce · 3 days ago
Subwoofer Isolation...who knew?
I'm getting ready to move from an apartment with carpeting to a duplex with laminated wood floors. So I wanted to make sure the sound coming from the sub (SB-3000) was delivered smoothly with no rattles or distortion. Am I impressed!!!!! Even on the carpeted floor the isolators make the entire sound system sound so much cleaner and punchy. So was it a good investment? 100% in every way. Thank you, SVS
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Anthony · 7 days ago
SB17-Ultra R - First Impressions
It started with a simple question: what do I need to hear & feel a space shuttle launch — without the bass fluttering apart at the edges? That question ended with me trading a 240W Klipsch for an SVS SB17.
I didn't fully register what I'd done until FedEx called ahead about "large freight." I looked up the spec sheet, then saw the actual box, and had a brief moment of did I go overboard here?
Unboxing, this is a genuinely gorgeous piece of engineering — dense, deliberate, built like it means it. Connections where straight forward, seamlessly connecting to the existing configuration.
1st test: music. And it was... polite. Mature. Controlled — almost too controlled. I found myself wanting more. I easily found the volume and with just one move to 11 from 10 it began to come alive.
2nd test: Avengers: Age of Ultron. Although it starts with action, it was not until the climax I felt the grin creeping in — and out came an honest-to-God Tim Allen "Ar ar ar ar!" The sub had been sitting their calm and perfectly composed the whole movie, patiently waiting, and when the moment finally called for it, it delivered bass I've never physically felt or heard in my living room. My wife looked genuinely alarmed for a second. Then it settled right back into that same disciplined, well-mannered presence as nothing happened.
Only real casualty: the dog now sleeps somewhere else at night. Everything else about this upgrade is exactly what I was chasing. Thank you.