IsoAcoustics Iso-Stand Series Speaker Isolation Stands with Height & Tilt Adjustment: Iso-130 (13 x 15.2 cm) Pair

I had a specific need to support tiny monitors (Yamaha HS3) without the surface plate being a larger area than the monitors. It's not easy to find such a thing, believe me. Haha! I eventually found the ISO-130's. I read a few complaints that the stand material is disappointingly 'plastic'. Having bought these for myself, I'm pleased to say that they look more like a plastic composite of some sort. Solid, rigid and dense. I use the shortest leg configuration with both extenders on front legs. For the money I am delighted with the material and finish. The isolator material (rubber bits) are easy to get back in if you should be unfortunate to have one pop out as some people report. Just push in as far as you can. Then press firmly against a hard surface (table top). Sustain hard pressure for 10 or so seconds. The isolator will ooze back into position. The ISO-130 fits Yamaha HS3's perfectly. I would have no hesitation recommending these for HS3 use. If only as a pretty stand. But sonically the improvement in use is remarkable. The sound isolation is palpable. Touching the worktop surface it is clear that much - if not most - vibration is removed. In use it is like hearing sound come from the air and not a desktop. Does that make sense? The isolators are extremely high-friction. That's wonderful. The stands are not going to move anywhere on the desktop soon by accident. Nor are your expensive mounted monitors - Or speakers if you wish. I have not experienced attitude or angle shifting of the stands. Though I appreciate some users have reported that. I imagine that if you are unfortunate in that way, then you could implement some 'venting' in the isolators to fix that issue. It would be irresponsible of me to describe that in detail. But you can work it out. I suggest nothing on that. Certainly not inexpensive. But priceless if fidelity is your thing. Marvellous.

I bought these to isolate some small bookshelf speakers from a flat surface. It’s staggering the way they tightened everything up, from the lows (removing smearing) to more detailed mids through to brighter highs. They are really simple to assemble and alter or take apart again. My speakers were on them 15 minutes after delivery. I listen to Jazz, electronic and experimental music. They are great for music such as Portico Quartet, really separating and revealing more detail. I haven’t listened to anything like say Tyler The Creator for fast breaks and complex layered vocals so I’m not sure how well they handle that type of complexity or reveal detail say in bands like Pig Destroyer / thrash metal etc. I have heard people mention they find a bigger soundstage. I didn’t particularly notice that, most of my results came in the form of more detail and separation. For what I’m listening to the results are astounding. It’s night and day from foam supports to these. I have some audio foam under my Sonos and although reasonable it now sounds very muffled in comparison. A side-note, they can make the treble quite bright but obviously this will depend on your set-up and room. In my case I notice a tad more brightness say on some already high pitched saxophone solos than I might wish for but otherwise they are perfect. The price was very good for the small size one I purchased. I think it goes up considerably for bigger speakers. I would definitely purchase another set if I was buying bigger speakers. It’s more of a considered purchase up at those prices but like really good connector cables, it’s generally worth it for the real sound improvements. Not a fun purchase of course but super enjoyable when listening. I would absolutely recommend them.

They work well and have made a noticeable improvement to my set up. Re Calibrated with sonar works and these have helped tame the massive 150hz bump I had. The improvemt was worth every penny, but even so they are quite pricey for what they are.

Got these primarily as some stands for my desk with a decent height - for me they raise the speakers to ear height in their highest configuration. Used some isolation foam before and these definitely neutralise a lot of the vibration by comparison. However, as I said, I got these primarily for their height rather than whatever magic they claim which I think is no where near what they state. Use with some LS50 Meta. They have a bit of wobble but I checked and they're solid - it's a side effect of the highest configuration I suppose. I looked at getting the biggest variant but it seemed too big for the LS50. So, good - for me they do the primary job of height, as for the sound improvement - hmmm, I don't think much.....

I’m so glad I purchased these After weeks of researching I decided upon these - especially after some YouTube videos with comparisons Pride sounds quite steep. But you her what you pay for Easy to set up - come with 2 sized legs (I used the short ones) Good quality Stable and look good Most importantly they improve the sound from the speakers Mine are little Quad 11L’s on a desk and wanted less boom and distortion. These did the trick wonderfully Fuller clearer and so much more pleasant and musical Worth every penny and work wonderfully The feet under the Quads slot into the base so they sit flush

This is expensive, but makes a huge difference. I had my KRK Rokit RP5 G3 on the Adam Hall Isolation Pads they came with. They sounded good, as the speakers themselves are brilliant and the audio pads provide some isolation from the desk. I decided to go for the IsoAcoustics because I needed something to lift the speakers and these seemed like a great choice. I am amazed at the difference this had on the quality of the sound coming out of the speakers. They feel absolutely solid and very well built. There is an amount of bouncing, but that's not only expected but desired as that's one of the main features of the stand. Expensive but absolutely brilliant!

I have a pair of Dali Oberon 1, currently sitting on a side board, brought these to lift them up a little. Have to be honest i was not expecting too much. I think the base goes lower, and its so much cleaner I did not realise there was so much blurring of the base until I used the stands, Midrange is better too but its the base that see the biggest improvment. The Oberons although small speaker have quite big cone excursions and I think the stands are stopping some of this energy going into the side board which is what think I am hearing. If your speakers are not like this maybe your improvement will not be as large as mine. For me big thumbs up these are great. The only negative is they are quite expensive given the build quality but it does what it says on the tin.

If you have a pair of bookshelf speakers sitting on your desk then you need these. If you care about audio quality then don't waste time trying to find something cheaper just click 'buy'. My home office setup comprises of a MacBook Pro connected with one cable to a Caldigit TS3+ dock. The dock is connected to a NAD 3020 v2 with PSB Alpha P3 speakers. The speakers and amp are fairly new and originally the speakers were sitting directly on the desk on small rubber feet. Whilst they sounded better than the Audoengine A2+ speakers I had previously they didn't sound like they did in the audio store. Matt Moreman from Obsessed Garage has always spoke highly about ISO-Acoustic stands so I went for it, unfortunately ordering from OG isn't an option for the UK (I would have liked to honour the source). Within the UK Amazon were cheaper & quicker than anyone else so they got my money. The sound difference with the ISO stands is simply remarkable, the separation between different sounds/instruments is far clearer and the bass much tighter.

Después de años de utilizar soportes hechos personalmente, decidí invertir con cierto miedo por algunos malos reviews, para unas bocinas nuevas de Q Acoustics M20 HD que me llegaron al día siguiente. La medida fue idónea (que decidí por el peso de las bocinas y no según las recomendaciones de la página de ISO ACOUSTICS). Mucho más estable de lo pensado, elimina la resonancia del escritorio (de MDF de 2.5 cm) y al usar tubos cortos suficiente para mantener a la altura de los oídos, elimina reflexión del sonido del escritorio (80 cm de ancho). Definitivamente compraré otro juego para los monitores Yamaha.

I purchased these for use with my Harbeth P3ESR XD speakers for use on my desktop. I serve music via my computer through a PS audio Sprout. This combo takes listening to audio at your desk to the audiophile level. If you want to have the advantages of an Audiphile listening experience, but didn't want to invest tens of thousands of dollars, this is it. The Harbeth's fit perfectly atop the IsoAcoustics stands. They are a perfect match aesthetically, and look as if they were made for the speaker. They are solid and grip the speaker nicely without marring it. The stands put the speakers at a perfect level, and the sound is fantastic. The IsoAcoustics stands come with long and short rods. I use the shorter ones. The users manual isn't the best, but you eventually figure out how to put them together. I would say that the height isn't infinitely adjustable and you may find that there are some applications that may not be optimal. Mine happens to be perfect. Overall, this is a great product and has really added to my listening enjoyment on my desktop.

I am really loving the IsoAcoustic Iso-Stands. I purchased these as the base unit for my new Kali IN-5 studio monitors. Without even looking at the user manual, the assembly was very intuitive. I had these assembled in 2 minutes from the time I removed them from the factory box. These stands perfectly support my Kali monitors and provide a gentle angled slope for excellent on-axis sound dispersion. This is a no brainer upgrade for any speaker or studio monitor and provides excellent isolation and damping between the speakers and platform they sit on. I highly recommend these wonderful IsoAcoustic stands.

C'est une différence indéniable entre sans et avec. L'écoute en devient agréable. Puisque ces supports empêche le rebond de l'onde sonore envoyé sur le bureau et qui arrive en surplus à nos oreilles, qui se situe entre 100Hz et 150Hz. Personnellement, je les ais utilisés pour HS5 de chez Yamaha. Pour son prix : il est souvent de 124€, comme ça vous avez une idée.

ISO acoustic ISO-130, is absolutely awesome stands for studio monitors… helped me get rid of extra low end & my room started sounding better. It comes with multiple option for height adjustment, mine is on the smallest height as I have a wooden Shelve as u can see in the video