Isoacoustics Iso-155 Medium Speaker Isolation Stands Pair

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An updated version of the popular ISO-L8R stands, the IsoAcoustics ISO-155 Medium Speaker Isolation Stands Pairis a pair of acoustic isolation stands offering improved tonal and spatial accuracy for your speakers. Measuring 6.1 x 7.5 inches with a height range of 3.0 to 8.3 inches, the ISO-155 isolation stands are designed to hold medium-sized studio monitors weighing up to 40 pounds. By preventing the transfer of speaker cabinet energy to surrounding surfaces, the ISO-155 stands isolate your speakers and reduce smearing. They can be used in broadcast video production houses and recording studios to allow the speaker monitors to perform in free space and achieve their full sonic potential.

The stands offer 14 variations of height and tilt to help you optimize the placement of your monitors and bring your tweeters to ear level. The ISO-155 stands provide superior isolation and decoupling from the supporting surface to minimize reflections and unwanted resonance. The stands are biased to keep all energy in alignment with the listening position, providing greater clarity and focus.

For Medium-Sized Speakers Reduces Smearing and Resonance Improves Accuracy and Clarity Updated Low-Profile Frame Design 14 Variations of Height and Tilt Decouples from Supporting Surfaces 3.0 to 8.3" Height Range

Parameters
Tilt (degrees)	Up to 6.5°
Load Capacity	Short Setting: 40 lb / 18.1 kg Tall Setting: 35 lb / 15.9 kg
Dimensions	Short Setting: 6.1 x 7.5 x 3.0" / 15.5 x 19.1 x 7.6 cm Tall Setting: 6.1 x 7.5 x 8.3" / 15.5 x 19.1 x 21.0 cm
Packaging Info
Package Weight	5.05 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	13.1 x 8.3 x 3.8"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with the Audio Technica 4040 microphone?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 2. What is the height of these stands? Only the width and depth are given in the specs.

A: The Aperta Speaker Stands are 3 high.

Q: 3. hi, what is the top plate dimension?

A: The top of the plate is 300 x 660 x 365mm.

Q: 4. what Size ?

A: Short Setting - 6.1" W x 7.5" D x 3" H Tall Setting - 6.1" W x 7.5" D x 8.25" H

Q: 5. Can ISO-PUCK REPLACE Gaia for Stand mount speakers .?

A: thank you for your question. You are able to use this under a speaker on a flat stand mount or desk to decouple. make sure you have enough pucks to cover at least 4 corners of the speaker so that is does not tip over.

Q: 6. Is this enough for JBL 305p?

A: yes; per the pec sheet: Weight Capacity (Maximum) Short Setting: 40 lb / 18.1 kg Tall Setting: 35 lb / 15.9 kg The JBL: 305P is less than 11 pounds.

Q: 7. What is the best mic stand for this?

A: There isn't really any one specific mic stand that is best for the ISO-ARMOR-2. It can be mounted on shorter desktop/tabletop stands and also on taller full-size floor stands. It's a matter of what works best for your application and the microphone your are using.

Q: 8. does this work with the cad e100Sx?

A: No, the Auray ISO-ARMOR-2 Microphone Isolation Chamber is not compatible for use with the CAD E100Sx Large-Diaphragm Supercardioid Condenser Microphone.

Q: 9. Does this work with a Lewitt LCT540?

A: No this Auray ISO-ARMOR-2 model will not work with the Lewitt LCT540 model.

Q: 10. Will this work with the MXL 990?

A: Yes, this isolation chamber wil accomodate the MXL 990 large-diaphragm condenser microphone.

Jose	18/08/2024
[5.05 lb] The isolation stands give a better response to your studio monitors 5

Art	16/08/2024
[5.05 lb] Excellent sonic isolation for your desktop speakers. Tightens up the bass. (Although loose bass is often fun as well.). Try it - I think it's a keeper. 5

Mark	01/08/2024
[5.05 lb] I expected an improvement but they were better then expected. The low end is much tighter and I really notice a difference in the stereo imaging. Well worth the money. 5

Festus	28/07/2024
[5.05 lb] Once setuped, the product sits comfortably on your desk how you like it. The fact that you can adjust the angle to comfortably match you seat whiles on your desk makes it very good, also the build quality is on point. The thing I don't like about it is that the plastic parts can break easily if care is not taken. 5

Jon	23/07/2024
[5.05 lb] Not my first set of IsoAcoustics, so they principal is well-known to me. They are holding my Mackie HR824s with no problem. Easy to adjust so that the height and angle is perfect. A marked improvement in sound was immediately apparent. 5

Frank	21/07/2024
[Up to 6.5°] Used with HD6 AudioEngine bookshelf speakers. They are function and fashion together. I wanted the speakers to be lifted slightly. These stands tilt and lift a few inches. Not cheap...but price was not the issue. The appearance and function are there. 5

Frank	21/07/2024
[Up to 6.5°] Used with HD6 AudioEngine bookshelf speakers. They are function and fashion together. I wanted the speakers to be lifted slightly. These stands tilt and lift a few inches. Not cheap...but price was not the issue. The appearance and function are there. 5

Ricky Lee	11/07/2024
[Up to 6.5°] Pairs up great with My Yamaha NS-10Ms. Gives me the right height and absorption I need. 5

Davebass	11/06/2024
[5.05 lb] I am a musician, composer and home recordist. I loaned the IsoAcoustics 155 model stands to my son to try out and he didn't want to give them back! So I gave them to him and instead getting another paid or the 155s, I decided to give the Apertas a try. The Apertas are almost 2x the money, but whereas the 155's imaging is solid, the Apertas' is ROCK solid. I also hear increased fidelity all across the frequency spectrum. The Apertas appear to enable the monitors to function optimally, decoupling the speaker from the surface it sits on and therefore eliminating that surface from the equation. All in all, I'm glad I spent the extra money. 5

Davebass	11/06/2024
[5.05 lb] I am a musician, composer and home recordist. I loaned the IsoAcoustics 155 model stands to my son to try out and he didn't want to give them back! So I gave them to him and instead getting another paid or the 155s, I decided to give the Apertas a try. The Apertas are almost 2x the money, but whereas the 155's imaging is solid, the Apertas' is ROCK solid. I also hear increased fidelity all across the frequency spectrum. The Apertas appear to enable the monitors to function optimally, decoupling the speaker from the surface it sits on and therefore eliminating that surface from the equation. All in all, I'm glad I spent the extra money. 5