Their round shape makes them flexible enough to be positioned easily such as the narrow spaces atop a recording studio's console meter bridge or on a home studio's desk monitor speaker shelf. A single Iso-Puck is rated at a maximum load of 20lbs (9kg) and three or more can be combined to support the heaviest of monitors or equipment racks.

Iso-Puck's multi-sectional construction allows them to isolate and manage the energy exactly like IsoAcoustics' Aperta 200 Speaker Stands I use here at my Tones 4 $ Studios. Both products use a flange suction cup on their top surface that adheres to the bottom of the monitor's cabinet to resist lateral side-to-side movement. I live in earthquake country here in Los Angeles and it is reassuring to know that my monitors resist sideways motion as they sit on a pair of Aperta 200 mounts.

IsoAcoustics Iso-Puck Under The Subwoofer at T4$ Studios

I've deployed four Iso-Pucks under my subwoofer that's placed on my hardwood floor. The sub weighs 27.3 pounds and, before isolation, certain low frequency bass notes caused a couple of the planks in the floor to vibrate and buzz. Now with the sub resting on only the four Iso-Pucks, the buzzing is totally gone plus the subwoofer seems to stick to the floor and doesn't easily slide around anymore.