IsoAcoustics ISO-L8R130 Isolation-Enhancing Stands Now Shipping

Markham, Ontario (May 7, 2013) –IsoAcoustics is pleased to announce that the  debut the ISO-L8R130 isolation-enhancing stands, specifically designed for small studio monitors, desktop and bookshelf speakers is now shipping. 

The ISO-L8R130 stands share all the features found in the ISO-L8R155 and ISO-L8R200, including the patented “floating” architecture for audio image stabilizing. The new speaker stand is designed to improve the performance and clarity of any speaker system.  The stand measures 5.1” wide and 6” deep and comes with tubing to configure it to 2.5 ” or 7.5” in height as well as 2 sets of adjustor inserts to provide 14 variations of height and tilt adjustments. The stands are designed to accommodate monitors with widths of 5” and weights of less than 20 lbs.

IsoAcoustics Stands’ patented isolation technology allows any speaker to float in free space, maintain all movement on-axis, eliminating energy transfer to the surrounding surfaces. The result is markedly enhanced sound clarity, tightening up of the bass and the opening up of mid-range frequencies – for authentic, uncolored sound.  

“Whether you are mixing a new project or listening to your favorite music, the ISO-L8R130 will allow you to hear tighter bass and more openness throughout the entire frequency range, “says IsoAcoustics president and founder Dave Morrison. “With a stronger phantom image, each instrument will have a cleaner three-dimensional sound in the mix.”

The previous IsoAcoustics models of speaker stands, the ISO-L8R155 and ISO-L8R200, have won several Best of Show Awards, both at last year’s NAMM, and at the 133rd AES in San Francisco.

The ISO-L8R130 is available now at your local retailer.

About IsoAcoustics Inc.

IsoAcoustics stands provide superior acoustic isolation and enhance the sound clarity of virtually all speakers and amplification systems, including monitors for the professional studio and sound reinforcement, home theatre systems, musical instrument amplifiers, subwoofers and large monitors. AlI IsoAcoustics stands are built with a unique, patented isolation technology that allows speakers to float in free space, resulting in authentic, clear uncolored sound.

The patented approach was developed by IsoAcoustics Founder Dave Morrison, who was involved in design and construction of radio and television studios at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for 20 years. Morrison was an integral member of the design team that built the world's largest multi-media center in Toronto: over 1.72 million square feet, with recording studios for drama, music, and chamber ensembles, special effects, radio and television shows.

For more information, visit www.isoacoustics.com.