IsoAcoustics - A Class Act


I just wanted to share with folk my recent experience with IsoAcoustics.  I have a set of their Gaia I speaker feet.  I've switched my speaker set up to WP 7s and needed to change out the coupling bolts between the WPs and the Gaias.  After contacting the folk at IsoAcoustics they sent out a complementary set of connectors....I offered to cover the expense but they insisted on sending the connectors on their dime. When it comes to customer service, IsoAcoustics is without a doubt a class act.
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Does anyone know if the Isoacoustics Gaia require break in after installation to sound good? If yes, approximately how many days? Or they will sound great right off the bat after installation?

Installed on speakers.

I find the setting up to be rather basic and not very precise as fine tuning of the footers to achieve a perfect level is not possible since the logo needs to face the front or back. The Gaia somehow has some tolerance built in to compensate for slightly uneven floors / inaccurate level adjustments of the Gaia.

I just put some Gaia II’s on my Marten Django’s. The improvement in bass and mid-range is dramatic. My floors were picking up a lot of resonance with the stock feet and that is all gone now. I am blown away how much of a difference they make. Decoupling the speakers from the floor makes sense and they truly seem to accomplish this. Give them a shot before you upgrade next and you may be surprised how good your speakers can sound. 

They now come standard on all Marten speakers by the way. That says something about the product and I can see why.