Has anyone used speakers that were just overweight on the rating of there isoacoustics Gaia feet, I have legacy audio speakers that are 125lbs and the Gaia 2 are rated for 120lbs, am I forced to get the really expensive Gaia 1, thanks
My understanding is that all Isoacoustics products work most effectively when the weight they're carrying is right in the middle of their stated operational range. These ranges overlap, so for optimum performance you probably need to step up to 1.
The GAIA model should be selected based on the weight that they are supporting. The weight limits we set are based on the performance curve. The GAIA perform well up to the specified weight limits, but once you are within 10% of the weight limit, we recommend using the next size up for best results. We do not recommend exceeding the weight limits of the GAIA’s or GAIA-TITAN’s.
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