Isoacoustics Gaia Speaker Footers

Yep ctsooner, Musician's Friend (Guitar Center's online store) has them in stock. Everyone is selling the 2-pack for $59.99 (ten bucks off list). MF has a sale going on right now, 17% off your order---no minimum, with free shipping. That puts the IsoAcoustic Puck at $50/pr. Each can support 20lbs., so three is enough for many pieces. Buy three 2-packs for $150, enough for two components weighing up to 60lbs. apiece. Not a bad deal, assuming they work!

I just got my ten Isopucks  two days ago . Just incredible !  Improvements are as others have experienced . I placed three under my macmini , two under my hard drive , Three under my digital amp , and two under my dac/pre . The imaging is clearer . Bass is improved especially at lower volumes . These things are a must use !  Now need to get a few more for my oppo 105 . Question , Do these improve video quality ? I have my video projector on a table .

Thanks guys.  I'm also looking at another platform that seems to be incredible.  

Thanks for the heads up on the sale bdp24 . I bought 4 more pairs of the isopucks just now from Musicians Friend. Two are on back order (annoying) as they stated "in stock" . Hope it is not a long wait for them.

I must start out by stating that I'm usually quite skeptical when reading how products such as these Isoacoustic isolators deliver such amazing results. So it was with little expectation that I purchased two sets of Gaia I speakers footers, figuring I'd return them if I wasn't happy. Suffice it to say they aren't leaving my room! I was quite shocked at how much they cleaned up the sound of what I thought was a very clean sounding system. The quieter background allows more details to emerge, more texture, more shimmer and air and a cleaner, tighter bass. If I didn't already have my components on Mapleshade brass footers and 4" thick maple platforms I'd be ordering the isopucks.....I still might order a set to try. 

Thanks to everyone for sharing your experiences with these products and I apologize for doubting just how much they can improve the sound of a system.