Love to hear from current owners or past users of Isoacoustics Gaia footers.

Using GAIA II With their carpet spikes under my GE Triton Reference speakers. Resolution went up ten fold. 

Has anyone used the Gaia on standmounts with great success?

And are they better between the speaker and the stand or between the stand and the floor?

And are they better between the speaker and the stand or between the stand and the floor?

Or both together? That’s the question I would like to know.

From current information, Isoacoustics recommend the Orea over Gaia for standmounts on their page if the bookshelf speakers are not fastened or bolted to the speaker stands they sit on. The Orea is the device which goes between the speaker and stand. The Gaia goes between the stand and floor.

Although Isoacoustics didn’t think the one which goes between stand and floor would work as well as the one which goes between speaker and stand, I was hoping the one which goes between stands and floor (Gaia) would work better as I thought the one which goes between speaker and stands made the whole thing look uglier by introducing a large gap between the two interfaces.

An absolute no-doubter upgrade. When i got the Gaia III’s for my old Egglestonworks Emma speakers, the difference was far more substantial than I’d expected.

I’ve since upgraded to the Egglestonworks Kiva speakers, which unfortunately are so heavy that they required me to replace the Gaia III’s with the more expensive I’s but I did so without hesitation and sure enough, they were a big upgrade as well - though slightly less dramatically than with the Emma’s, possibly because the mass of the speakers made the difference smaller.