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SVS SoundPath Subwoofer Isolation System

The SVS SoundPath Subwoofer Isolation System de-couples your subwoofer from the floor, improving bass quality while reducing vibrations transmitted into floors and walls. Compatible with nearly every subwoofer on the market, it's a sleek, affordable alternative to bulky platforms and risers — ideal for hardwood floors, carpeted rooms, or anywhere room rattle and noise complaints are an issue.

Key Highlights

• Tighter, cleaner bass through effective subwoofer de-coupling
• Reduced vibration and noise transmitted to floors, walls, and neighboring rooms
• Easy installation via your subwoofer's existing threaded inserts
• Compact, stylish alternative to bulky platforms and risers

Technology & Benefits

What Is De-coupling and Why It Matters

De-coupling minimizes the mechanical interaction between a subwoofer and the floor, so virtually no energy transfers between them. SoundPath's feet feature rigorously tested elastomer with an optimized durometer, significantly reducing the transmission of subwoofer energy through your floor and walls. Low frequency effects are instead carried through the air, where they're meant to be felt, resulting in tighter, cleaner bass.

Be a Better Neighbor

Low frequencies travel through walls and floors far more easily than mid-range and high frequencies — which is why bass is usually the first thing neighbors notice. SoundPath drastically reduces the transmission of these low-frequency vibrations, making high-volume listening sessions far less disruptive to people around you.

An Affordable Alternative to Platforms and Risers

SoundPath feet screw directly into most subwoofers' existing threaded inserts, gently elevating the enclosure on a cushion of elastomer encased in stainless steel. The result is a discreet, stylish solution at a fraction of the cost of bulky subwoofer platforms, with comparable or better acoustic performance.

Who Is It For?

The SoundPath Subwoofer Isolation System is ideal for anyone running a subwoofer in an apartment, a home with hardwood floors, or any room prone to buzz and rattle from bass. It's especially valuable for those living close to neighbors, as well as audiophiles seeking the cleanest, most controlled bass possible without compromising the room's appearance.

Specifications

• Type: Subwoofer de-coupling isolation system
• Materials: Anodized steel outer shell, optimized-durometer elastomer foot, stainless steel machine screws
• Overall foot height: 40 mm
• Shell diameter: 58 mm
• Foot diameter: 53 mm
• Screw engagement depth: 13 mm (for 20 mm length screws)
• 4-Foot System: 4 SoundPath isolation feet + 4 x ¼-20 x 20 mm screws
• 6-Foot System: 6 SoundPath isolation feet + 6 x ¼-20 x 20 mm screws
• 4-Foot Compatibility: SB-1000, SB-1000 Pro, SB12-NSD, SB-2000, SB-2000 Pro, SB-3000, SB-3000 R|Evolution, SB13-Ultra, SB-4000, SB-5000 R|Evolution, SB16-Ultra, SB17-Ultra R|Evolution, PB-1000, PB-1000 Pro, PB12-NSD, PB-2000, PB-2000 Pro, PB-3000, PB-3000 R|Evolution, all Cylinder models
• 6-Foot Compatibility: PB12-Plus, PB13-Ultra, PB-4000, PB-5000 R|Evolution, PB16-Ultra, PB17-Ultra R|Evolution

Expert Tip from vsystem.bg

Before ordering, check your subwoofer model against the compatibility list to select the correct kit — 4-foot or 6-foot. For best results, place the subwoofer on a solid floor surface and leave a small gap from the walls so the elastomer feet can absorb vibrations effectively.

Mini FAQ

Does it work with any subwoofer?
It's compatible with most SVS subwoofer models via their standard threaded inserts. Check your exact model against the compatibility list.

How do I know if I need the 4-foot or 6-foot kit?
It depends on your subwoofer model — larger PB-series models require the 6-foot system, while most others use the 4-foot system.

Does it actually reduce noise for neighbors?
Yes. It significantly reduces the transmission of low-frequency vibrations through floors and walls, which is the main cause of neighbor complaints.

Is it suitable for carpet or only hard floors?
It works well on both — carpeted rooms as well as hardwood or tile floors.