IsoAcoustics Iso-Stand Series Speaker Isolation Stands with Height & Tilt Adjustment: Iso-155 (15.5 x 19 cm) Pair

Worth it if you need some desktop stands to aim the tweeters at the back of your head though.they look pretty nice, I'm using them with some Yamaha HS7's

Got these primarily as some stands for my desk with a decent height - for me they raise the speakers to ear height in their highest configuration.Used some isolation foam before and these definitely neutralise a lot of the vibration by comparison. However, as I said, I got these primarily for their height rather than whatever magic they claim which I think is no where near what they state.Use with some LS50 Meta. They have a bit of wobble but I checked and they're solid - it's a side effect of the highest configuration I suppose. I looked at getting the biggest variant but it seemed too big for the LS50.So, good - for me they do the primary job of height, as for the sound improvement - hmmm, I don't think much.....

They work well and have made a noticeable improvement to my set up. Re Calibrated with sonar works and these have helped tame the massive 150hz bump I had. The improvemt was worth every penny, but even so they are quite pricey for what they are.

Nothing much to say, but nice stands for anyone using them for music production or leisure. Fit comfortably on the table stand i'm (making sure it can yours fine!) and would go nicely with your set up.

...if you know what the issues are you don't need me to tell you; if you don't then I would suggest you research how everything in the environment in which you place your speakers affects what you hearI have a pair of iso-155 bought so I could tilt my B&W S7 speakers so that the tweeter axis was correctly aligned for my ears when sitting at my deskif you do not need the tilt function you may well not need these stands, pucks may be better if isolation is all you need

Amazing in a treated room, but for untreated it's just about monitor height. It stops some vibrations in my desk though, which is always nice

A little underwhelming. The angles are minimal despite what is suggested as capable. You could achieve the same with pvc and wood with rubber stoppers or a good 3d print. That said, this type of solution does change the quality of the sound. Just not for that price tag.

Isolated vibrations exactly the same as the 8 quid yoga blocks I was using before. Sent them back. No improvement.