I'm not familiar with this product but I have looked at the Aurious isolation feet. Do you know how they would compare?
Review: Final Labs Daruma 3ii Isolation Feet Tweak
Category: Accessories
The Daruma 3ii isolation feet provide great results at a reasonable price (something we can all appreciate). I had a fairly quiet system with a good sound stage to begin with. When I placed the isolatin feet under my CD player, I was amazed by the improved sound. The background was black as night and the sound stage really opened up (two key aspects of my listening preferences). I listen to a broad range of musical genre from rock to jazz to classical and I could hear the difference with each CD I played. I felt like Pat Barber and Eva Cassidy were sitting in my listening room playing. When I listen to classical, I hear clarity throughout the listening spectrum with no mud in the mid range, yet the detail is not fatiguing. I have been using the isolation feet for one month and I am still pleased with the sound quality. I have not used isolation devices in the past (mainly due to the cost), therefore, I don't have a reference to compare these to. The strengths of the Daruma isolation feet are the ease of use and the reasonable price (most dealers list them for $99.00 but I found them at Galen Carol Audio for $85.00). The only potential weakness I have found is that your CD player will move when you load and unload a CD or press any buttons on the face. I avoid excess movement by always using my remote and limiting physical contact with the player.
Associated gear
Meridian 588 CD
Stealth PGS-XL Cryo-Treated Gold Interconnects
McIntosh 6900 Integrated Amplifier
Zu Ibis Speaker Cables
Sonus Faber Concert Grand Piano Speakers
All After Market Power Cords
2 Ultimate Outlets
Lovan Classic II Equipment Rack with Sand in Tubes
The Daruma 3ii isolation feet provide great results at a reasonable price (something we can all appreciate). I had a fairly quiet system with a good sound stage to begin with. When I placed the isolatin feet under my CD player, I was amazed by the improved sound. The background was black as night and the sound stage really opened up (two key aspects of my listening preferences). I listen to a broad range of musical genre from rock to jazz to classical and I could hear the difference with each CD I played. I felt like Pat Barber and Eva Cassidy were sitting in my listening room playing. When I listen to classical, I hear clarity throughout the listening spectrum with no mud in the mid range, yet the detail is not fatiguing. I have been using the isolation feet for one month and I am still pleased with the sound quality. I have not used isolation devices in the past (mainly due to the cost), therefore, I don't have a reference to compare these to. The strengths of the Daruma isolation feet are the ease of use and the reasonable price (most dealers list them for $99.00 but I found them at Galen Carol Audio for $85.00). The only potential weakness I have found is that your CD player will move when you load and unload a CD or press any buttons on the face. I avoid excess movement by always using my remote and limiting physical contact with the player.
Associated gear
Meridian 588 CD
Stealth PGS-XL Cryo-Treated Gold Interconnects
McIntosh 6900 Integrated Amplifier
Zu Ibis Speaker Cables
Sonus Faber Concert Grand Piano Speakers
All After Market Power Cords
2 Ultimate Outlets
Lovan Classic II Equipment Rack with Sand in Tubes