Isoacoustics ISO-PUCK Isolation for Studio Monitors & Amps (Pack of 2)
Low-profile isolation feet for use underneath studio monitors and amps in order to reduce unwanted vibration to provide clarity and uncoloured sound
Key Features:
- Minimises resonance and energy transfer into coupled surfaces
- Patented multi-part construction dissipates energy that would otherwise be detrimental to your speakers' performance
- Suction cup flanges on the top and bottom of the puck allow for secure mounting to surfaces and speakers
- Designed especially for pro-audio speakers and subwoofers, as well as guitar, bass and keyboard cabinets
- Completely decouples your speakers from the supporting surfaces for superior isolation
- Unique rounded design for quick and easy positioning
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Product Code: 100283842
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The ISO-Puck is a low-profile isolation foot for placing underneath studio monitors and amps in order to reduce unwanted vibration to provide clarity and uncoloured sound.
Low-Profile & Unobtrusive Solution
The ISO-Puck has a weight bearing capability of 20lbs for each puck. The low-profile design allows the units to be used in a variety of positions under the speaker, granting you the ability to support the weight of your audio reproduction hardware with three or four pucks. Due to its unique rounded design, repositioning the ISO-Puck for optimal weight distribution and stability is incredibly easy and stress-free.
Superior Isolation
The ISO-Puck features multi-part isolation construction. This allows the puck to properly isolate and manage the energy effectively using this highly effective patented concept implemented in ISO Acoustic's other products. The ISO-Puck utilises a flange suction cup on the top section, which allows the unit to properly adhere to the the surface it is mounted to, or the hardware it is supporting. This allows for optimal energy transfer to the core of the ISO-Puck to provide incredibly clarity, uncoloured sound, and a three-dimensional openness.