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Hudson Hi-Fi understands sound, along with all the required attention to detail, mirrored in our accessories. Our high-fidelity audio accessories and vinyl display solutions have many applications in elevating the listening experience. Every piece of your audiophile setup matters, which is something our passionate team of designers, engineers, producers, musicians, and Hi-Fi enthusiasts resonates with to a profound extent
Platinum silicone comes with many perks, among which durability and the ability to remain true to form. Temperature resistance ranges from-40 to +240 °C. These pads offer exceptional weight and vibration distribution due to the cross-linked structure. Prevents audio distortion.
These pads are designed with attention to detail so that targeting sub and supersonic micro-vibrations is made easy. The choice material is platinum-cured silicone - perfect for providing the clearance of sound while reducing the heat audio units generate.
The BigFoot Isolation Feet can support up to 25 lbs per pad. That makes them ideal for turntables, but you can also use them to isolate speakers and subwoofers.
All you need to do is peel off the 3M backing and place them under the component you want to isolate. These isolation feet leave no black residue.
The BigFoot Isolation Feet are ideal for turntables, but also suitable for speakers and subwoofers. They can hold up to 25 lbs per pad. Their bottom width is 1.5'', the top width is 2.37'' and their height is 1.37''. They are made from platinum silicone which is a sturdy material that preserves its form and doesn't deteriorate over time. The cross-linked structure makes for excellent weight and vibration distribution.
Enabling your audio units to oscillate/vibrate at the same frequency as the sound they are trying to reproduce can make a world of difference for your listening experience. Vibration absorption pads play an important role regarding the interaction between audio units and the different surfaces by eliminating noise, tremble and unwanted vibrations.
Drew
2025-08-23 18:28:16
I really like the quality these represent, and I like the design. I used them to replace the hard rubber feet on my 3D printer, because the shop I use has a wooden floor, and I've learned that vibration can impact the quality of printed parts. I do wish they had an adhesive on the small top end, but to hold them in place and keep them from slipping, I used some double sided tape. It's likely I'll never know if this tape was necessary, but the feet aren't slipping and they have no screws to hold them in place like the stock feet. I also believe these represent a very good vibration isolation solution for the price.
Aaron T
2025-08-03 13:31:25
I choose Hudson HiFi pads over sorbothane pads because of their higher vibration absorption and durability.Although Hudson targets their products at users of turntables and CD players, I repurposed Hudson products to isolate my speakers and sub. I never tried my stands without pads, but slapped these pads on first thing. I think they add to the aesthetic, but I can't speak to how they altered the sound vs no pads or the simple provided pads. However, I did know a time before the sub used Hudson feet. The sub used to dance and produce a humming sound when it vibrated against the wood floor. The original feet had wood screws holding plastic feet with a tiny amount of soft material for the shoe. Inside of the foot was a thread to accept spikes. Rather than try to determine the thread size, and buy spikes and spike shoes, I went the cheaper route of replacing the feet with the Hudson Bigfoot. As a result, my walls and wood floor hardly resonate at all. Now I have to rely on my ears popping to know that the sub volume is set too high. Pretty crazy.One downside to using the Bigfoot for sub feet was the fact that the Bigfoot did not come with adhesive like the Hudson Hemisphere did. And I haven't placed any adhesive on yet. Still, the sub stays put, and the feet don't move around underneath. Repositioning the sub would be easier if the feet were attached, but the current situation is about equivalent to repositioning with spikes and spike shoes. For ease of repositioning sorbothane, SVS SoundPath, or Auralex SubDude may be the better options as sub feet. For my purposes the Bigfoot was cheap and effective.
Trevor Black
2025-07-19 18:37:59
When I opened the package I realized these are worth the cost. Big, and solid. They 100% help absorb vibrations from my pair of big floor standing theater speakers. They are on hardwood floors, and they have effectively reduced vibration and perhaps improved sound? Worth it.
Family over Money
2025-06-29 10:32:15
I just didn’t like the appearance or sound with the subwoofer sitting flush on the ground. I felt it needed to be raised up a bit.Other risers were very expensive so I went with these. The price on these is a bit steep considering what they are: rubber nubs.Ultimately, they got the job done.Nice rise of the carpet and the unit sounds better.
K. Guarino
2025-06-12 15:44:42
These work great atop some high density foam on my mixdesk while looking super clean. There is minimal sound or vibration transfer to the desk now!!! My Mixes are much much better thank you Hudsonhifi!!!!
John Timathy
2025-05-29 13:57:38
These are built for heavy things and they work great.
BM
2025-05-21 17:57:29
Nice quality, nice construction and size.Longtime audiophile/videophile here [40 years+] Own all the footers over the years, and still use many, including expensive ones from Germany that run $500+, Stillpoints, Ceraball, Isoacoustics, Vibrapods, SVS Soundpath, and more. [pic]While the above are more expensive [Qty-8] for the most part than the Bigfoot Isolation feet, except maybe the Vibrapods, I think its worth mentioning, as another reviewer did, that these footers have a surface that is not conducive with gripping to a surface. Well, clarification: to the surface of these studio monitors-The surface of these isolation feet has a smooth kinda, soft feel to them. I attempted to use Gorilla double sided tape on them, which pretty much stick to anything, but no good, not a chance. I didnt have any Scotch double sided tape left to try on these, but, it would not have worked anyhow, IMO-Currently I have them under some 18 pound studio monitors [pic], but, the speakers seem to slide around a little bit after time, not much mind you, but enough to cause me stress, being on the slightly picky side of audio/video set ups and related. [not quite anal retentive, but close]Perhaps under something more substantial they would be better suited, as I know they are rated to handle a much higher load capacity than these 18 pound monitors. Maybe micro vibrations and the power cords, and occasional bumping of the stand is at issue, but still, I would prefer they stay in place.The monitors move way too easy on the feet-Maybe if the surface of the feet were scuffed up a bit with sand paper/emery cloth, then the double sided tape would stick, etc., but I am not willing to do that at this point. I mean they did cost $50-So, I think if you are just running desktop speakers where vibration is not a huge issue with the speaker moving, or you place them under heavy components/speakers/subs, you probably be fine.Again, nice quality, nice size, just a tad slippery on top/bottom for my application.In the right set up, they should be great-You know what, I might put these under one of my amplifiers..............Peace-BM
Carlo O.
2025-03-24 15:40:40
Nella descrizione si legge il riferimento ad un adesivo 3M che però non è presente.Ho provato col biadesivo o con il patafix senza successo.Sinceramente mi scoccia di rovinare la lacca dei diffusori con della colla di cui non sarei neppure sicuro del buon esito.Ora dovrò fare delle ricerche per capire cosa usare, cercarlo e procurarmelo.Un lavoro di 10 minuti diventa di giornate.Ma costava tanto mettere gli adesivi necessari nella confezione?EDIT:Guardando gli altri prodotti della casa ho scoperto che l'adesivo cui loro probabilmente si riferiscono è il 3M 9448A.Me lo sono procurato e sono riuscito in qualche modo a fissare gli smorzatori.In effetti il suono è migliorato avvertibilmente riuscendo loro a isolare le casse dal mobile di cui sono poggiate.Il punteggio però non cambia perché non sono sicuro della tenuta e perché questo adesivo doveva essere fornito. Almeno il riferimento del tipo di prodotto da usare potevano darlo.
CHARISMA e.U.
2025-03-18 14:16:00
Massiv und formschön
Claudio Stacchini
2025-03-05 15:55:07
Ottima soluzione. Quello che cercavo per il mio giradischi senza più tutti i piedini per ammortizzare.
Marc Steffens
2025-02-18 17:57:08
Die Bigfoots sind schonmal top von der Verarbeitung her. Sie werden in Zukunft ihren Dienst unter meinem Teufel Sub verrichten. Das Material macht einen sehr guten Eindruck und ich denke, es wird seinen Dienst erfüllen und ein tolles Klangerlebnis abgeben.Erfahrungsbericht wird folgen.
Victor
2025-01-29 18:19:10
fond leur taf
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