Gaia Series Isolation Feet for Speakers & Subwoofers (Gaia III, 70 lb max) – Set of 4

Better than expected results on my subwoofer. I used ot have a problem with my sub exciting the whole floor and vibrating the room. Yes, I live in an older house. Once I attached these to my subwoofer, the room reeosnance was reduced to a point that we hear the subwoofer, not the room. It has made my theater a lot more enjoyable and the sub more efficient.

MOTHER OF GOD what an improvement. I have excellent quality cables, power filtering, an audio grade outlet and room treatments which all together combine to produce excellent sound quality. However there was a layer of haze I just couldn't get rid of no matter what I tried. Particularly in the low end area. These gorgeous little feet got rid of that layer while cleaning up the entire atmosphere more than I could have possibly imagined. The largest immediately noticeable effect was the taming of bass bloating and low end clarity. I'm taking clarity like never before. Clarity like my speakers magically grew an additional transducer. The bass clean up was also noticed by my father who lives below me. He reported the low end vibrations and noise have nearly been completely removed. That alone is a powerful point for the Gaia III effect. I don't want to go on and on about enhanced audio quality that you reading this have no real meter to gauge these improvements on, nor what the sound quality was before the Gaia III, but I will strongly recommend these feet for your tower speakers no matter what their price point might be. If anything these feet might be better suited for typical consumer tower speakers as opposed to exotic tower speakers being that less attention has gone into a typical pair of towers to eliminate internal distortions, excess vibrations, bass bloating, midrange smearing etc. It is here the the Gaia III can really strut their stuff with lots to chew on if know what I mean. I have these feet on my JBL Studio 190 towers which while current ( before everybody shunned them for their appearance without ever listening to them ) cost just $100 more than the Gaia III feet do. The Gaia III feet have been the finest $400 I have spent on my audio set up. If you have no plans on changing out your tower speakers but want clarity like you've never heard from your current speakers the Gaia III is your answer. According to the literature the Gaia III feet come with the weight capacity is 60 lbs, not 70 lbs.

I am generally a skeptic, so I had so many questions before buying the Gaia III's: Will it even make a difference? Why is this a frequently returned item? Maybe it all depends on the type of speaker, room, etc. On the surface, this seems like a big investment for something that doesn't 'seem' like it would/should do anything to improve the sound of my speakers. Is it Audiophile snake oil? I don't consider myself an audiophile, but I do have some decent equipment. I have enjoyed my B&W DM604 S2 speakers that I purchased over 20 years ago, but faced with the price tag of upgrading to a newer model, I thought I'd give this a try before shelling out that kind of money. In my case, the difference was immediate and substantial. There is a (surprisingly) noticeable improvement in clarity, both highs and lows. And the speakers just sound more 'lively' if I had to pick a word to describe the improvement. I am very happy with this purchase!

Excellent isolation and sound panorama spread out in front of you.

Ordered a pair of Gaia III footers for a newly arrived set of Q Acoustics 5050 speakers and received them (as projected) the next day...items were well-packaged and were 'new' in the boxes....excellent service in all respects, and I would purchase from this supplier again without hesitation.... This product does what it is said to do by providing a stable and adjustable foundation for the speakers while minimizing floor-borne vibrations (resonance) and enhancing sound quality. Thanks to Ian White (Ecoustics review) for the suggestion/recommendation....

Muy buena calidad

I purchased a set of ISO Accoustics Gaia 3 to support my B&W CDM7SE floor standing loudspeakers. I initially bought them to get the floor standing speakers off the floor and give them some stability. I was surprised to hear the noticeable improvement in 5he sound from the speakers with the Gaias installed. Better soundstage, Tighter bass. They made the speakers come alive. Great product and a good investment for anyone looking to improve their audiophile experience.

Installés sur colonnes Focal, et ... plus de volumes. Le son est excellent, aérien...

Bought these the GAIA III isolation feet for my Tannoy Turnberry speakers as an upgrade to the stock plastic footers. Pros: - Solid construction - Fairly easy to install Cons: - Expensive for what they are Overall, I would consider these an upgrade to stock footers or spikes, and they provide decent isolation.

I am absolutely blown away with what they did to my set-up. I have upgraded many components in my Hi-Fi system but this is absolutely the best one. I keep listening all my favourite albums again. I was blaming my room acoustics as we have concrete floor for not great listening experience. Did a lot to minimise the reflection but got to the point I decided to give up and than I thought let's try Gaia's as I can always send them back. They are not cheap but for what they did I think they worth every penny spent on them. The sound is just amazing, separation between instruments is great, nice tight bass (not muddled anymore) and I can listen just more details and I don't get listening fatigue anymore. I feel like I have upgraded the speakers. And the last thing they look stunning 👍