Isoacoustics Iso-pucks speaker isolation

[brucew268]

Isoacoustics products seem to be among the better engineered and performing isolation for speakers and the Iso-puck is a bit more cost effective than the Gaia series, whilst using the same technology. Whether combatting wooden flooring or general desire to improve speaker performance…

I have four pair new, sealed in box, which will support two speakers up to 80 lb (36 kg) each. I’ll sell the lot for £160 delivered on UK mainland.


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[hifinutt]

gosh thats a good price , someone grab these before i succumb , i bought a load of them a few months back

[mayebaza]

These are serious speaker tweeks for heavier speakers. Go grab a bargain.

[hifinutt]

Only 9kg per pucks so not too heavy !!

[rmcin626]

Probably rules my speakers out as they are 22 kg each

[Lurch]

Probably rules my speakers out as they are 22 kg each

NOPE.
As last time I checked 4x9 = 36 and your speakers are only 22.

[Vince]

Yep they will certainly support your speakers.....in fact you would only need 3 per speaker, that would equate to 27 kg. Bloody good price as well. Glws

[rmcin626]

Thanks John and Vince, should have read the post properly

[hifinutt]

Yep they will certainly support your speakers.....in fact you would only need 3 per speaker, that would equate to 27 kg. Bloody good price as well. Glws

they can be a bit unsteady with 3 , tried it already

[mayebaza]

Yep I agree ended up using 4 each under my Ushers.

[Pepperamip]

Tempted. Been thinking of what I could use to replace the stock feet on my klipsch

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[brucew268]

Had this sold but buyer had to back out for personal reasons.
For sale again.

[brucew268]

SOLD

[Vince]

3 is ideal as it is self leveling.....but I agree they can be a bit unstable.....ie. dogs and kids around or the missus with the Hoover......stick to 4.

[brucew268]

I've been using a trio of roller bearings, which is not immune to curious children and errant elbows! So I put on the front speaker covers and remove the roller bearings when children are visiting... and one or two adult friends. :)