Name: IsoAcoustics ISO 200 Sub
Brand: IsoAcoustics
SKU: 892ISO2SUB
Price: 69.99 CAD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (28 reviews)

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Only good vibrations

A powerful subwoofer moves a lot of air, which is a good thing. This IsoAcoustics ISO 200 Sub stand isolates your subwoofer from the surface it's placed on, so there's no unwanted transfer of energy that can color the sound. Rated for subwoofers weighing up to 75 lbs.

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adjustable stand designed for studio subwoofers
maximum subwoofer weight: 75 lbs.
7-13/16"W x 3-13/16"H x 9-15/16"D
warranty: 2 years
Our 60-day money-back guarantee
MFR # ISO-200-SUB

What's in the box:

Top isolator
Bottom isolator
4 Support tubes
Installation Guide

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Subwoofer Isolation Stand: The IsoAcoustics ISO Series ISO-200SUB is built with a unique, patented isolation technology that provides a high-degree of isolation and manages the subwoofer's energy to deliver authentic, uncolored sound. This next generation of subwoofer stand effectively eliminates energy transfer into the supporting surfaces. Bass becomes tighter and your subwoofer is enabled to perform to its full potential.

Dimensions: 7.8125" (w) x 3.8125" (h) x 9.9375" (d)
Supported Weight: 75 lbs.

PIF Principles: PIF principles are incorporated in the IsoAcoustics ISO Series ISO-200SUB.

Placement: Reduces reflections by raising the subwoofer off the supporting surfaces and away from adjacent surfaces.
Isolation: Reduces vibration and energy from exciting other objects through decoupling the subwoofer from the supporting surfaces.
Focus: Focuses bass frequencies with more definition. This contributes to more clarity in the lower frequencies.

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12 questions already asked

Would this work with a Klipsch R-8sw?

[ Matthew Jan 04, 2021 ]

3 answers

I don't think you'd want a bottom firing subwoofer on this platform unless you can be sure the speaker won't contact the platform.

[ Kevin Jan 06, 2021 ]

Sir, I would recommend taking the proper measurements and/or checking on whether the Iso 200 Sub can handle the weight of the Sub

[ TYRONE Jan 04, 2021 ]

You would have to know the dimensions of your sub and the ISO.

[ MARK E Jan 04, 2021 ]

Are these made of plastic or aluminum? What is the difference, besides tilt option, between this and the Aperta 200 speaker stands? I know this is made for a sub, but I don't see any difference in the two products besides tilt option.

[ Scott Nov 11, 2020 ]

2 answers

The structural pieces are plastic, the legs are steel, the feet on the top and bottom are a grippy, rubbery type of material. They seem pretty sturdily made.

[ Nathan Feb 20, 2021 ]

I'm going to try to answer your question the best I know how! This stand is made of plastic. This stand has shock absorbers. I can't compare them to the Aperta 200, as I never own them....... I hope that helped

[ Lonnie Nov 11, 2020 ]

Will this stand fit a Definitive pro sub 800?

[ David Mar 07, 2020 ]

2 answers

Dear David, unfortunately I don't have any experience about the Pro Sub 800, becausa I using whit a SONOS Sub..... Best regards

[ Attila Mar 13, 2020 ]

Just know that this sub stand is a lot smaller than you might expect. Think about an inch smaller (length and width) than a sheet of paper. It's about three inches tall. I have a Polk 12" home theater sub and I would need at least three of these if I wanted the sub on a stand.

[ Buddy Mar 07, 2020 ]

Can you please let me know if this will work with Bose?'s Bass Module 700?

[ Ravgo Dec 25, 2019 ]

1 answer

yes, im sure it will.

[ jimmy Dec 26, 2019 ]

Will this work with a Klipsch SPL-120 sub to eliminate vibration?

[ Kyle Dec 20, 2019 ]

1 answer

I have 2 definitive tech sc4000's and the ISO 200 does help reduce vibration.

[ Jim Dec 20, 2019 ]

Will this work for a SunFire True Subwoofer MK IV?

[ Nate Dec 16, 2019 ]

1 answer

I`ve MINE COUPLE WEEKS NOW AN IT WORKS OK FOR ME SOUNDS GREAT CUTS DOWN ON VIBRASTIONS

[ ROBERT Dec 17, 2019 ]

Will this work with a down firing sub?

[ Andre'us Dec 15, 2019 ]

2 answers

Your best option with a down firing sub would be to look at SVS subwoofer (svsound dot com) sound isolation feet. The are a steel cup with a rubbery donut that replace your subwoofer's factory feet. I have them on my SVS sub and they work really well. They are not brand specific, so they will work on any sub provided the bolts the ship with it work or if you can acquire the correct bolts to attach them.

[ Nathan Feb 20, 2021 ]

99.9 percent chance not. It seems to me with the dimensions of the iso 200 it would sit right on your subwoofers cone. I use it with a front firing sub and its great in that application. Good luck!!

[ Roger Dec 16, 2019 ]

Will this fit Sonos Sub?

[ Murray Nov 29, 2019 ]

3 answers

Yes, this stand fit whit SONOS Sub, but just horizontality.....We using like this way in the last year, and no any problem.

[ Attila Mar 13, 2020 ]

Sorry! I I'm not familiar with that Sub....

[ Lonnie Dec 04, 2019 ]

Not really for Vertical. But the Sub user manual say, "you have option instal the Sonos Sub vertical or horizontal. " I installed the Sub like horizontal, because for me it was better option in my media room. After three week from the installation, I have enough experience I say: this two guys working together wonderfully.

[ Attila Dec 01, 2019 ]

will this work on Martin Logan 700sub?

[ joaquin Oct 12, 2019 ]

1 answer

Hi Joaquin, thank you for your question. The IsoAcoustics ISO 200 would be a recommended subwoofer support, that would work with the Martin Logan Dynamo 700W.

[ Jess Oct 25, 2019 ] Staff

Hi, I have Bose Acousticmass 300 woofer. Can this product accommodate the size of the woofer? Kindly confirm

[ Ramprakash Aug 22, 2019 ]

3 answers

This stand was a LOT smaller than I was anticipating. It is a couple of inches smaller on each side than a sheet of paper and was much too small for my PolK HTS12 subwoofer. My sub measures about 20x16 and I would have need three of the stands to hold my sub.

[ Buddy Aug 22, 2019 ]

Yes it will accomodate with no problem, just follow the directions in manual.

[ Yaroslav Aug 22, 2019 ]

I Believe that it will work well for most subs Due to the Flexible Rubber DeCouplers just make sure that it Equally Centered front to back and Side to Side Youll Just Love It

[ DANIEL Aug 22, 2019 ]

Will this product work in the automotive sound system industry?

[ Chad Mar 05, 2019 ]

2 answers

Not in a moving vehicle. It relies on gravity alone to keep the speaker in place.

[ J M. Mar 05, 2019 ]

Maybe. It's meant to prevent vibrations from an object placed on top of it from reaching the surface touching the bottom bbn of it. If that's what you need it to do it will work fine.

[ Robert Mar 05, 2019 ]

Is this subwoofer stand made of plastic or aluminum? See below link to the stand. https://www.crutchfield.com/p_892ISO2SUB/IsoAcoustics-ISO-200-Sub.html

[ Richard Oct 22, 2018 ]

2 answers

My stand is made of aluminum with rubber suction cups. The only plastic pieces is the 4 couplings to hold the rubber cups.

[ Yaroslav Aug 22, 2019 ]

Stand is made plastic with metal posts.

[ Jim Oct 23, 2018 ]

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