Imp isolation feet (single unit)

SMALL BATCH ACOUSTICS LTD

£25

An individual isolation pad Designed for audiophiles andstudio engineers seeking precision vibration control. Our Imp isolation feet decouple your speakers, turntablles or hifi components from suporting surfaces. Whether used as speaker decouplers or under a heavy power amp each Im isolator absorbs micro-vibrations to reveal a clearer detail, tighter bass annd enhanced imaging. The understated design not only enhances the look of your speakers it offers incredible isolation and has wowed listers in our studio tests. Available in 3 classes or weight capacity. Standard up to 4.5Kg per unit (18Kg

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