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50 kg/m^3 density fire retardant Speaker Acoustic Foam Pads

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Do 50 kg/m^3 density fire retardant Speaker Acoustic Foam Pads really work ?

Hello, everyone Do 50 kg/m^3 density fire retardant Speaker Acoustic Foam Pads really improve the quality of
sound reproduction of speakers ? They've got great reviews on Amazon. Thanks!
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Depends on what you are looking to accomplish... decoupling of the speaker from what it sits on can have a positive impact in bass clarity/lower midrange. If they are already on spikes on a fairly acoustically dead surface the impact will be minimal. The goal is minimize interaction between the speaker cabinet and other resonant surfaces. If you have bookshelf speakers sitting on a less than solid desk, then yes this should benefit you.
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Oct 10, 2018
Looks legit to me. I have Klipsch RB-61 II's that used to sit on 2" slabs of solid cherry shelves, compromised kitchen locations, put on spike ebony feet & pads, nice difference. If the spiky feet come put off the pads,, bad news for the cherry, so now they have a lexan sheet with divots. These pads looks like a technically sound solution; you want isolation in some form.
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