Inside the Iso Acoustics mechanism

@milpai,

 I wish it was easier to put up pictures here. I’d be glad to show pictures.

All the best.

JD

blueranger,

Another shout-out for experimentation with inexpensive Vibrapods and Vibracones under gear.  "CAUTION"...they leave marks.  A playing-card layer works.  Do indeed pay strict attention to the weight load placed upon each individually numbered pod...their website is specific.  Also, give attention to added power cord and ic weight when using them with electronics.    

Many years ago, for fun, I placed the appropriate pods beneath my 45lb Chapman T-4 sealed loudspeaker monitors, atop the stands.  The accepted thinking of the day was mass loading loudspeakers, to prevent any cone movement except what was intended.  By design, the pods create isolation in all directions.  The results were readily apparent and positive.  I have successfully used IsoAcoustics ISO-L8R200 Monitor Isolation Stands (7.8” x 10”) under my monitors now for several years.  The build, tho extremely inexpensive...quite simply, works.  I've since moved on to more sophisticated isolation for my electronics, but the pods are a great learning tool.    

More Peace, Pin

We are an isoacoustics dealer the device is a simple series of parts that provide Isolation by enabling the bottom disc to be separated from  the top

And focus the speakers motion in one plane

They work very well

HILDE THOSE CORK QND RUBER DEVICES DONT DO ANYTHIG

Dave and Troy

AUDIO INTELLECT NJ

ISOACOUSTICS DEALERS 

Recently added a pair of Gaias to my system and am  working on a proper review.

They certainly do work. It's not hard to find.

My main problem is: How do I double-blind these against the stock spikes?!?! Else, how will I ever know whether I was ripped-off or not? Maybe someone should ship a set to ASR so we can get the true low-down on these devices.

Still working on how to double-blind All-Clad cook ware and my LG TV.