IsoAcousticsOrea Series Audio Equipment Isolators (Indigo - 16 lbs Max/pc)

I'm using eight of these with two Polk RT55s on Sanus NF stands. The stands are on carpet spikes. They do indeed improve the sound. It is fuller, more rounded and clearer. Is the improvent worth $430? Good question. I have a feeling if I used them for a couple of months then took them out the difference would be more noticeable.

For many years I have debated on getting isolation feet for my speakers and isolation pad for my record player. Both isoacoustic. Massive reverb for many years due to bass and sound waves passing through the room to the turntable. In combination with these isolation feet and isolation turntable combined. Has transformed my listing experience in the living room by tenfold. Worth every penny, even though it's expensive. If you don't notice a difference on how loud and crisp the audio is return immediately. But I know for a fact you never want to switch back to no isolation. Make sure you calculate the weight of your speakers to how many isolation pads you need for each speaker. If you have to save for a little longer to get what you need. Just do so, these are not just rubber isolation feet. I will always have isolation feet now with every set of speakers I own.

I used these on my Audioengine S8 subwoofer. It not only tightened the bass, but increased its detail and impact. It basically allows the subwoofer to be free in its driver movement. This means the speaker can be more detailed. You get a few extra beats that were otherwise muffled by saggy movement. It also cleared up vibrations traveling through the floor and to the main speakers. A relatively cheap investment for an incredible impact on sound quality! Highly reccomended!Be aware that you need to buy more than one. A minimum of three for speakers and components. I got four, because the sub has four feet.

Typical Isolation Acoustics quality, well made and engineered product

Last year, I installed IsoAcoustic Gaia 1 feet to my Magico S3 and was pleasantly surprised by the significant improvement to the speaker. It had a wider soundstage, more detail and tighter bass. Out of curiosity, I bought 4 IsoAcoustic Orea for my fully upgraded Linn LP12 with a Kandid cartridge. I did not expect an improvement so I purchased it from Amazon Prime knowing that I could easily return them. I unscrewed the feet from the Trampolin base and positioned the Orea underneath so that they weren't resting on screw heads or other things. WOW. I was shocked by the improvement over the stock feet on the Linn LP12. Everything tightened up with more detail and separation of notes. This was an amazing upgrade. I think that the factory Linn feet were smearing the sound and the Orea absorbed all those vibrations to clean up the sound. These Orea will make ANY turntable sound significantly better. If you doubt me then order them from a dealer with a liberal return policy and try them.

These have removed pretty much all vibrations from our wood floor that were going into the turntable and causing some reverberations. I have a Technics SL1210GR which weighs quite a bit and was getting some bass reverberations. After getting these and setting it all up I have had zero issues. They are just very expensive.

Oddly enough these didn't help my Terminator 15th DAC. When they were in place the music became thin and harsh and I lost bass.. I had my Hermes of the DAC on top so got 4 of these to handle the 54 pounds. These work (different versions) under my streamer, Hermes and preamp so it was odd they didn't help my DAC.

Better sound stage and separation after using isoacoustics on my amplifier and file server.My setup, Boulder 866, Aurender N20 and Wilson Sasha