LyxProMNS-4 Studio Monitor Acoustic Isolation Pads - Pair

I wasn't happy with my mixes since I got my new amp. I checked the speakers in the room last week, and the room was still flat. I was ready to buy some powered monitors, but I've noticed most of the studios were using isolation devices under the monitors. I searched and found these. Once they came yesterday I hooked them up, and I was shocked that I heard the difference right away. My mixes sounded really thin but clearer. I couldn't wait for today, to start mixing all over. Even though my room is flat, my mixing table made my music sound falsely fuller. Now I hear what's really in the mix. I saved $300- $400, by not getting new speakers, and I probably would have gotten these pads also to be sure.

I had purchased these with a little, maybe a lot of doubt will these or any brand of foam pads would make a difference in my home studio monitors. I had put them to the test and tried them on and off and I was so impressed with them on, I thought how could I have went so long without a pair of these pads. These LyxPro Acoustic foam pads not only makes an improvement in my sound and they also look very professional than the other brands. Try a pair for yourself and you will hear the difference. I was thinking also at first that it is a bit pricey for foam pads, but it changed my mind in about ten minutes of trying them out. They are built to last about as long as your speakers.

I have a suggestion for the company. These foam pads are suitable for the sound, but they come in four pieces. The pieces are so narrow that without two of the articles, they aren't wide enough to cover the speaker width. Also, if you have speaker stands which I do, if the tweeter is supposed to be at ear level unless you’re 6’4” tall, it's too high.For each piece of foam under the speaker, four elements create one base, and if if you take away the top two, it tilts down towards you at an angle because they come in wedges. It’s a strange configuration, in my opinion.Maybe I’m unclear on the concept, but that’s my opinion of the speaker pads.

Great Product from a great company, what more is there to say when you are buying this type of thing for your studio you honestly get what you pay for and that is why I went with a name I new and trusted, you really don't want to skimp and buy that cheap stuff or put that thin bedding foam on your wall, it is junk and it doesn't work go with a quality foam from a quality name like this, that way you can't go wrong, you won't regret it, would definitely recommend these and if needed in the future will buy again.

I’m very pleased with my purchase. I used the pads on my Adam Audio T7V’s and as you can see fit like the right size gloves. I also like that the pads didn’t cover the logo on my speakers either. The Lynx pros are the truth. Amen.

Anyone who works with near field monitors must have a pair of isolating monitors wedges. It's important to decouple your speakers to have tighter bass and align the monitors to your ear level. These pads are the first pair I have purchased so I have nothing else to which to compare them to. I don't know much tighter bass you get from these, but just aligning the speakers to your ear level makes a huge difference. For anyone on a budget or in need of pads, I would go for these.

These isolation pads were perfect for my studio monitors. They're the right size, they look good, and I get a nice clean sound from the monitors (no vibration) for a reasonable price.

Believe me, I wanted to like these, and I wish higher quality foam didn't have to be as expensive as it is for what it does. But "it is what it is". I will be sending these back, and although I wont throw money at overpriced MoPads, I will replace these with another competing brand, like SoundAddicted SMPads, AxcessAbles or even Pyle!If you've never used Auralex (or other similar brands) you might buy these and think "they're fine, why spend more?". But it's not that simple. The foam used to produce these is a lower density compared to others and doesn't perform as well since it's unable to absorb low frequency information as efficiently (which lets face it, is the whole point), and also isn't as stiff/dense as others, so it can't withstand as much weight and will likely give over time, even with monitors under its specified weight limit.When it comes to studio foam, and more specifically, monitor isolation, the density you are looking for is 50kg/m^3. If the manufacturer doesn't mention that proudly, then chances are they are selling an inferior product and left that detail out for a reason. Thats what these are. Unless you are just buying these for show, and aren't concerned with actual decoupling and isolation, I would avoid these and seek out a better quality, similarly priced substitute. And if you are really serious about decoupling and monitor isolation, look into Iso-Acoustics (hands down the best decoupling/isolation product on the market and priced accordingly). If not for having to change my monitor bridge configuration, and position monitors upright instead of sideways, I would continue using IsoAcoustics. But they do add height, which fire the tweets over my head, which forces me back to using foam solutions. Thats why I took a chance on these Lynxs Pads. Sadly, it was a no-go! IYKYK!Including various pics for reference.

Bought these for my Yamaha HS8s. Honestly pretty great, does exactly what it says it does and does so very well. Getting it set up and oriented just right is mildly irritating though, and if you happen to adjust your studio monitor while it's sitting on these the foam tends to slide around a bit. Overall, worth the money, highly recommend.

Me llegaron en perfecto estado, Las espumas estan genial por el precio que tiene, son de calidad y aguantan perfectamente unos monitores de 6,5 pulgadas de Woofer. (montados sobre los Yamaha HS7). 100% Recomendable. Muy Contento con ello.

Puesto debajo de unos monitores con altavoces de 8'', reduce en la medida de lo posible las vibraciones al mueble que sustenta los altavoces. Este cumple con lo que promete y tiene la presencia necesaria cara al público. Relación calidad-precio inmejorable, vista otras alternativas de marcas y tiendas.

Arrived on time and made the speakers look more impressive . Only thing , it could of been a bit wider but the length was perfect.

Perfect and they do what they are suppose to!I've been using some very thing one sided adhesive pads that came with my M-Audio Bx5a monitors, helped reduced the vibration transfer to my workstation but these high density foam pads made a noticeable difference! Hard to explain, you truly have to a/b test to realize how valuable this simple addition is.Lucky to have found these on Amazon, most local shops in Toronto are looking at close to 100 for the pair. Again this is just foam. No reason to charge remotely close to that amount. The cost here was more than fair. Shipping was also very quick.The pads allow you to set the speaker firing angled up, down or straight ahead!