IsoAcoustics ISO-200Sub
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Effective Decoupling: limits the transmission of vibrations from the subwoofer to the floor for cleaner and more defined bass.
- Impact and Clarity: enhances the perception of transients and reduces unwanted resonances in the listening area.
- Stability and Safety: platform designed to support up to 34 kg with a fixed height of 95 mm.
- Subwoofer-Dedicated Format: contact surface of 200 x 254 mm, ideal for many compact to medium-sized subwoofers.
Manufacturer Information
Isoacoustics
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A Dedicated Platform in the IsoAcoustics Range to Optimize Bass
The ISO-200Sub aligns with the IsoAcoustics philosophy: controlling the mechanical energy generated by the speaker to prevent it from turning into structural vibrations. Placed under the subwoofer, it helps reduce interactions with the support surface (floor, riser, furniture), resulting in more controlled and coherent bass in the room.
Who Is It For and In What Applications?
This support is designed for home and project studios, control rooms, as well as hi-fi setups where the subwoofer tends to "bleed" in the low-frequency spectrum. Particularly useful in apartments or on resonant floors, it helps limit vibrations transmitted to adjacent rooms while clarifying the listening experience at the mixing point.
Mechanical Isolation: Better Control of Subwoofer Energy
Thanks to its integrated isolators, the ISO-200Sub manages the speaker's energy to reduce vibrations that resonate through the support surface. The result: fewer dissonant sounds, improved bass frequency clarity, and more impactful bass without needing to overcompensate with equalization or subwoofer level.
Technical specifications
| Category | insulator | Adjustable fixings | Yes |
| Category | acoustic treatment accessory | Color | Black |
| Type | support | Quantity | 1 |
| Material | metal and elastomer | Dimensions (mm) | 200 x 255 x 95 |
| Fixed height | 95 mm | Maximum load capacity | 34 kg |
| Dimensions (contact surface) | 200 x 254 mm | ||
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I thought that there was a system that allowed to give a little angle to the speakers, I am a bit disappointed by that but otherwise it is a good product for lovers of good music.
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I thought that there was a system that allowed to give a little angle to the speakers, I am a bit disappointed by that but otherwise it is a good product for lovers of good music.
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The commissioning of ISO 200 SUB gives birth to new speakers, the sound is purer and it gives a depth to the sound, very pleasant, I recommend if you want to delight your ears...
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Questions frequently asked
What subwoofer weight can the ISO-200Sub support?
The maximum stated load capacity is 34 kg. The subwoofer must remain within this limit for proper use of the stand.
What are the dimensions of the subwoofer stand?
The footprint measures 200 x 255 x 95 mm. The contact surface is 200 x 254 mm and the fixed height is 95 mm.
Does the stand reduce vibrations from a subwoofer in an apartment?
The integrated isolators limit the transmission of vibrations from the subwoofer to the floor or furniture. This action can reduce structural resonances, especially on a resonant floor. It also helps to limit vibrations perceived in adjacent rooms.
What materials make up this isolation platform?
The structure combines metal and elastomer, with a black finish. Adjustable fasteners are integrated.
Can the ISO-200Sub clarify bass frequencies at the mixing point?
The mechanical decoupling aims to reduce interactions between the subwoofer and its support surface, to facilitate the accuracy of bass frequency reproduction.



