IsoAcousticsIso-Puck Series Acoustic Isolators (Iso-Puck Mini, 2.75 kg max/Unit, 8-Pack)

I have these IsoAcoustics Iso-Pucks under my AE1 Active speakers on Atacama stands, four under each speaker. They have a kind of suction cup surface on each side that helps them stick to the top plate of the stand and the base of the speaker, which really helps to keep the speakers in place and stable.In use, the red stripe around the body of each puck slowly disappears as it takes the weight of what is placed upon it; 9kg per speaker in my case. I also have them turned 180 degrees so that the company logo is hidden - the accompanying blurb says that for optimum performance they should be sited either with the logo either to the front or rear. My main goal was to try to increase the isolation of the speakers and to limit the sound and vibration going into my building as I live in a flat, and this goal seems to have been achieved in addition to a little uplift in overall sound quality.Finally, I've read a review where the author says he couldn't hear a lot of difference between these 'Pucks and the company's Orea feet that cost a lot more, which was the cue for me to hit the Buy button. I'd been looking for a solution like this for some time but what was out there wasn't cheap and a bit out of my range. However IsoAcoustics has really delivered with the Iso-Pucks and at a great price. Recommended.

I used the pucks between two pieces of welch slate to stop vibrations reaching my lp12 . Works well,good price ,well made looks good ,easy to fit.

I use 8 per speaker- I have wharfdale Linton 85 reissues. Good separation on mid range and bass so more low end detail ! Happy 😁

I use these under my gyro se turntable & my speakers. They definitely improved the quality of sound I was hearing once weighted properly. Loading them to around 40-50% capacity seems to produce the best results in my experience. A true value for money product that has much improved the sound of my system.

See my review of vibrapods. Reduction of any microphonic vibration from and to, is good for the listening experience. Especially when it comes to speakers/monitors. Got these under my new speakers. They sit on proper speaker stands but add that little extra in all frequencies, especially mids and highs. Bass is also more tight and punchy. They also ‘suck’ the speakers securely to the stands. If you’ve got kids or large dogs that is a comfort. I think they’re really good. Yes they are expensive but will be a revelation to some systems. Almost like an upgrade in components. Go for it. You won’t be disappointed.

I originally wrote a good review, but after a week with them, some of the tracks I played that were OK were suddenly overly bassy and boomy. I used the isopucks on a pair of Dali Rubicon 2’s, and no matter what I did, they had just lost their sparkle, and seemed to be coupled to the shelf making everything a bit bloated. I changed to some marble blocks and spikes and they are a lot better!!! They are a good well made product, just not for me.

I got the isoacoustics pucks for my centre speaker, more to raise the height an inch rather than any acoustic benifit. Don't think it sounds any different, but I never had any problems beforehand..Looks very well made and visually a great looking speaker puck! Much better than the small rubber feet that you normally get with the speaker.Easy to fit and ready to use straight from the box.I would definitely recommend them.

Smart, simple, neat and oh so effective. Can’t quite believe the difference in clarity a set of these has given to my speakers. Isolating them from a desk top has reduced ‘booming’ and a muddies in the bass, while keeping its depth … but helped with sharper punch and much improved clarity and sound-staging of the mode and treble. Will use iso-acoustic again.