IsoAcoustics Aperta Series Bookshelf Speaker Isolation Stands

Dial-in tilt adjustment

A built-in tilt adjustment lets you set the angle, with fine gradation markings for precise settings. IsoAcoustics says it can be dialled in 6.5 degrees upwards or downwards to optimise speaker placement and focus.

IsoAcoustics says the downward tilt is achieved by rotating the bottom frame so the height-adjustable poles sit at the back of the stand.

Isolation that reduces smear

IsoAcoustics says internal reflections are vibrations reflecting back up the speaker cabinet, which causes smear. It says its isolators reduce internal reflections to eliminate smear, giving an improved stereo image of natural spatial sound.

IsoAcoustics says the stands also reduce vibration that would otherwise resonate through the supporting surface into the listening area or joining rooms.

Three sizes, two colours

The Aperta 100 and Aperta 200 are each sold as a pair of stands. The Aperta 300 is a single stand. All three come in Black or Aluminium.

IsoAcoustics says the Aperta stands do not have a taller height setting. If extra height is needed, it suggests placing something solid underneath. Optional Aperta Support Plates give a larger surface area.

A great fit if you…

• Have bookshelf or centre channel speakers
• Want to tilt speakers up or down toward ear level
• Want to use the stands on a desk, shelf, credenza or floor stand
• Prefer an aluminium stand in Black or Aluminium

Worth knowing

• Aperta 100 and Aperta 200 are sold as a pair, and Aperta 300 as a single stand
• Check your speaker is under the weight limit for the model you choose
• There is no taller height setting
• IsoAcoustics recommends the logo facing forward, in the same direction as the drivers, or turned backwards for a cleaner look
• IsoAcoustics suggests its OREA series if your speakers are already at the right height and you want a low-profile option