IsoAcoustics Orea Series Audio Equipment Isolators (Bronze (3.6 kg Max/pc))

Excellent product and great quality.

I`ve tried various sizes & prices from cheap to highend of;solid oak cone,silicone,sorbothane etc etc feet, none of them can compete with any Orea`s for me under hifi components. What I`m hearing is more accurate sound reproduction (read;detail, imaging, stereo separation, sound staging) Air & Ambiance(pre-amp)is where I`m hearing the greatest increase, It could well be that because the equipment isn`t on a "dedicated hifi rack" & on a vibrating side cabinet that the results are much more noticeable. Currently own three sets of Orea`s in different sizes(under turntable, phono stage & pre-amp)will be looking to do our pwr amp soon as this "should" be the biggest overall effect as it`s the last in the chain before the speakers. Highly recommended five stars*****,thank you for taking the time to read this review. I`ve got three sets in different sizes just need to get my last set for where I believe will be the biggest improvement,the pwr amp but it`s a bit of a beast at 25kg so I`ll go with THREE Bordeaux`s.I could go with FOUR Indigo`s to reach the correct weight category,but like the look of three feet and believe three give a results than four(just my humble opinion people).

Extremely good

These work really well.

IsoAcoustics always provide worthwhile products for Hi Fi and the Orea is no exception. Worth every penny, I have these to isolate my CD Transport and I also have Gaia's for the speakers.

Ordered these pucks to sit under my DAC and although they cost a bit more than most other similar products available they are definitely worth the extra.Noticeable improvement and superb build quality-recommended.

Dramatic comfort & improvement in listening movie audio.

I bought the green and black isolation pads for £5 each a few weeks ago and was shocked by how much they tightened the sound. It is so nice to distinctly hear the start and end of a cymbal clash. I'd say vibration isolation has added a thousand pounds to the system if gained through other means like accoustic absorption/ diffusion. I know this as I have done both. This made me curious what gains could be had by spending 10 times the amount on the Orea Bronze for my Tannoy Jupiter S that weigh 22lb each. To my surprise the cheaper pads significantly out performed the Orea Bronze. I do like the look and feel or the Orea, but sound is by far the determining factor and even if these were £5 a Puck,I would use the green and black discs instead.

Buy it if you would like to get more from your speakers. The „lows” will be changed by far in a good way

Parfaitement ajustable a ma platine clear audio et une isolation au vibration remarquable

My new Perspective Final Edition turntable would skip if I wasn't tip toeing on the wooden floor, so I added three of these to the feet of the table. Problem solved. And it also improves the sound. So I went further a got a custom isolation base, added another OREA do all four corners of the base were covered and used inexpensive bases for the turntable feet on the platform. I also have the more robust OREA Bordeaux under my big fat Evo 10.1 and GAIAs under my B&W floorstanders.

I got this for Emotiva TA2 Integrated amp and boy am I happy!! This really open up the soundstage and clarity! It’s like upgrading a power cable as far as sound goes!! I didn’t realize how much unwanted vibrations take a load on your system! Also the TA2 is amazing but kinda noisy…this brought the noise down by like 75-80 percent!! I highly recommend these on your entire system! I even put some on my power conditioner and was completely blown away by the sound quality! Even though no audio runs through that part of the chain…there is still a power signal and if you can isolate that before it gets to your equipment then you will be absolutely amazed!! I highly recommend this amazing company and the Morrison family. They have excellent integrity and they hold the patent on this amazing invention!

I use these under my digital amplifier / streamer. Initially I left the old feet in place so I could do A-B testing, but there was no need. The difference is quite obvious. Separation between instruments is much better and the stereo imaging highly improves. There is much clearer width and depth in the soundstage. Even the bass seems a bit fuller. I have tried other feet in the past with mixed results. Rubber pods are awful (music loses its energy) and myrtle wooden blocks are good ('crisper' detail), but nothing had as dramatic a result as the Oreas. It may seem like a lot of money, but considering the amount of improvement in sound, it's great value for money. Do make sure you get the right model, by dividing the weight of your equipment by the number of feet you plan to use.