Sound Addicted VibeBoss P10 - Acoustic Isolation Platform Suitable for 8-10 inches Subwoofers (13.7'' x 15.7'' x 2.5'')

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Works amazing reduces the vibes to nothing but with still great sound.Should be a must in every apartment or sound sensitive area I would and have recommended multiple times already. Fast and good packaging for shipping.

Great service and quality product

Fits well under my JBL sub, is solidly built, absorbs the bass so things don’t shake. Overall, it looks great and does its job.

Picked up the VibeBoss P10 after weighing this VS some other contenders and was not disappointed with the results. Studio layout is a medium sized room with a concrete floor covered by low pile carpeting. Minimal acoustic treatment but no noticeable issues with just two Yamaha HS7 monitors. After adding a Yamaha HS8S subwoofer (down-firing type) directly on the floor, the boom and sound pressure were overpowering, uncomfortable, and muddy - causing early ear fatigue. To make it tolerable and more balanced with the desk monitors, gain on the HS8S had to be turned way down from center (12 o'clock) to a little past 9 o'clock but it never sounded quite right or as good as a front-firing sub I had tried in the same space. Unboxing Sound Addicted's platform, the feel is light yet sturdy and well made. The size of the platforms were a major deciding factor and this platform is near perfect for the Yamaha HS8S specifically. Instead of the square shape 15"X15" of both the Auralex SubDude II and the Auray ISO-SUB, the VibeBoss P10 is rectangular at 13.7" wide X 15.7" deep which better matches the shape of the HS8S at 11.8"W X 15.3"D and leaves just a slight lip all the way around the bottom of the sub. Aesthetically, this isolation platform wins over the Auralex and Auray in my opinion not only because of the shape for my specific speaker, but it comes in all black. Not some medium gray or combo of black and gray like the others, its all black save for the Sound Addicted logo which you can see in the photos. The logo is tasteful enough but if you prefer a more subtle, cleaner look like me just turn it around to face the backside of the speaker. Most importantly, sound wise this made more of an improvement than anticipated. Once the sub was mounted properly on the platform, it's perceived loudness (at the 9 o'clock gain level) was so noticeably low compared to what it was before and to the two HS7 monitors that I had to double check that it was even powered on and connected properly. This allowed raising the gain back to the standard 12 o'clock position to match the monitors and the sounds from the sub were now cleaner, crisper, with way less boom and abrasion. The only downside seems to be that with the sub isolated and sounding better at its intended volume, the rattling of some of the studio furniture is way more obvious - so treating all that is the next project! TLDR: If you have a Yamaha HS8S subwoofer, this is the isolation platform you want (P10 size), look no further. *The same company also makes the matching set of all black Studio Monitor Isolation Pads [ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WYXQZ7P ] which look super clean on my desk and have no branding on them. I bought them a few years ago for the Yamaha HS7's and are highly recommended.

These are perfect for getting your subwoofer s off the floor