IsoAcoustics – Orea Equipment Isolator (Red/Bordeaux, Each)

Experience More Openness, Clarity, and Detail: IsoAcoustics OREA Equipment Isolator Fits Under Practically Any Component, Holds Up to 32 Pounds, Removes Noise and Vibration

Eliminate unwanted noise, vibration, distortion, and energy from your music-playback chain with the IsoAcoustics OREA Equipment Isolator. Designed to hold up to 32 pounds each and measuring 2.6 x 1.4 inches, each OREA Red/Bordeaux uses proven vibration-control principles to let you hear more detail, openness, and clarity from your music. Slip OREA discs under amplifiers, turntables, DACs, CD players, and practically any other component imaginable – then sit back and listen to the difference. Easy, effective tweaks don’t come any better. 100% Music Direct Guaranteed.

“[The] sound acquired another measure of clarity and transparency: the result was similar to the effect of putting GAIAs under my speakers…”
– Robert Deutsch, Stereophile

“I spent an enormous amount of time determining which isolation racks, shelves, and footers work best for which components, trying almost everything from the sublimely cheap to the ridiculously expensive. In the process I came upon several high-priced, high-end isolation companies that I rely on for my reference system, but I have only one company to suggest to anyone just starting out or on a budget – IsoAcoustics. Unless you’re planning on going all-in on expensive isolation, IsoAcoustics products will get you 80% of the performance for 20% of the price.”
– Matt Clott, The Absolute Sound, Golden Ear Award

“[There] is a significant increase in low-level resolution. By reducing smear, Orea lowers the noise floor to the extent that micro-details that were previously obscured are now suddenly audible. This is perhaps the greatest reward of all as it reveals — and therefore allows you to appreciate — more of the artistry and craftsmanship in the performance and its recording. I caught myself wide-eyed with joy on more than a few occasions as I heard nuances in tracks I’ve listened to for years but never noticed before.”
—Richard Barclay, The Ear, Editor’s Choice