Question 1

Will these reduce speaker vibration to downstairs neighbors? 
Trying to be a considerate neighbor, but really love my big speakers.

Accepted Answer

The only way is to reduce bass on your system. You want stuff that gets the transmission of bass to the floor. Step one is no sub woofer.
Maybe set up two settings on your receiver too. One for occasional use, if they are on vacation, away for weekend, out to dinner, etc. + One for the rest of the time to be good to the neighbors.
And headphones. Really good headphones, make all of this solved.

Question 2

Could. i use these on a bed.  the. air conditioner is in the hall way and when it goes on the. wall and bed shakes.

Accepted Answer

I use these under my bed. I have rollers on my bed frame and they will sink into the pads after a few days. They do help some at first but after the pads get compressed, they are less effective. You might want to try Silent Feet Anti-Vibration Riser for Beds. They work but my bed frame will roll off of them constantly.

Question 3

Would these fit well under my front load washer?

Accepted Answer

They would raise your front load washer of the ground and reduce some of the vibration noise. You still would have to ensure the washer is leveled.

Question 4

Will this item help with vibration caused by a through the wall air conditioning unit?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but it's unlikely that you'll find the space around an existing unit. There will also be issues maintaining the seal around the A/C unit.

DiversiTech MP-4E E.V.A. Anti-Vibration Pad, 4" x 4" x 7/8"

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