IsoAcoustics GAIA I Loudspeaker Isolators

Description

IsoAcoustics GAIA I

IsoAcoustics Gaia 1 provides improved sound clarity and openness for floor standing speakers and subwoofers weighing 220 lbs (100KG) or less. GAIA I isolators are finished with a machined stainless steel housing with an elegant dark chrome finish. Incorporating IsoAcoustics patented design principles, the GAIA I provides a high degree of isolation while resisting lateral movement and oscillations to maintain alignment with the listening position. Internal reflections from the hard-supporting surface are attenuated resulting in greater sound clarity and openness. The GAIA I will reveal clarity and openness from your speakers like you’ve never heard.

The sound stage blossoms to open up a three-dimensional image of natural, spatial sound.

Optimal results are achieved by installing the GAIA isolators with the logo facing the listening position, or rotated 180 degrees, to align the isolators with the speaker’s motive forces. Lift and place the speakers into position as the GAIA lower isolators will adhere to the supporting surface.

The GAIA’s are threaded into the base of the speaker or subwoofer to replace the existing spikes or feet. Threading the GAIA’s into the base of the speaker creates a strong connection with the speaker. With the top of the GAIA housing connected with the speaker and the bottom of the GAIA connected to the supporting surface, all of the energy is then managed by the GAIA’s internal isolator.

The GAIA I includes thread adaptors for sizes M8-1.25, M12-1.25 and ¼”-20. Alternative thread size adaptors are available upon request through IsoAcoustics distributors. Click Here to learn about the GAIA thread adaptors and how to determine which size your speaker requires.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: W – 62mm, H – 49mm
• Weight Capacity: 220lbs or 100kg per set of 4
• Quantity: Four per box
• Thread sizes included: M8, M12 and ¼-20″ (Alternate thread sizes available upon request)

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To see an independent review of the IsoAcoustic GAIA I see Video Link