IB40 Turntable Isolation Base

For Enhanced Sound Clarity and Superior Damping with Height Adjustable Feet, Bubble Level, Universal Compatibility

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$149.98

Color: Natural Walnut

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ENHANCED AUDIO CLARITY

By reducing external vibrations, it improves frequency response and detail, turning every playback into an undisturbed and accurate sound

HIGH MASS WOOD PLINTH

The 10.5 lb dense MDF platform offers superior damping, ensuring isolation from unwanted vibrations from the environment (Dimensions 2.44 x 17.13 x 14.96 inch)

ADJUSTABLE LEVEL PLATFORM

By balancing your setup using the height adjustable feet and built-in bubble level, you can ensure the stylus stays centered within the groove to get the maximum sound reproduction

ENGINEERED ISOLATION FEET

The four silicone rubber feet have minimal contact with the surface below allowing the turntable to decouple from vibrational disturbances for a pure and accurate auditory experience

UNIVERSAL HOME AUDIO APPLICATIONS

Made to reduce noise and vibrations for audio components such as CD players, amplifiers, and speakers to provide the cleanest signal possible

Features

This anti-vibration base ensures an immersive listening journey, shielded from surface vibrations. It optimizes frequency response and articulates sonic details, effectively preserving the integrity of the playback.

Optimized Acoustic Fidelity

This isolation base is crafted to provide the most silent platform for your tonearm and cartridge and let the turntable deliver its clearest signal. This enables the stylus to effectively pick up low frequencies and deliver improved imaging.

Designed for Turntables

This isolation platform acts as an anti-vibrational fortress for your home audio components. The mass-loaded MDF wood plinth represses external vibrations, allowing for the authentic rendition of every auditory nuance.

Sturdy Chassis Design

The IB40 features an integrated bubble level and height adjustable isolation feet, for proper leveling. This ensures your record player can operate in a perfectly balanced state, preventing harmonic distortion, record skipping, and uneven record and stylus wear.

Balanced Turntable Operation

The silicone rubber feet have minimal contact with the surface below allowing the turntable to decouple from vibrational disturbances for a pure and accurate auditory experience.

Engineered Isolation Feet

Specifications

Specifications
Finish	High Gloss Walnut Real Wood Veneer
Material	MDF
Maximum Supported Weight	25 lb / 11.34 kg
Compatible With	Any turntable or audio component
Dimensions	2.5 (+/- 0.1) x 17.13 x 14.96 inch / 6.35 (+/- 0.25) x 43.5 x 38 cm (HxWxD)
Weight	10.49 lb / 4.76 kg
UPC	061783277638
What's Included	IB40 Isolation Base Quick Start Guide Lifetime Customer Support 1 Year Manufacturer’s Warranty

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Is the IB40 Isolation Base compatible with other turntables?

Yes! The isolation base is compatible with any turntable or audio product up to 25 lbs with a footprint of 17.13 x 14.96 inches or smaller.

How much does the isolation base reduce vibration?

The impact of an isolation base on a turntable varies depending on several factors influencing the amount of vibration reaching the turntable.

In situations where vibration affects sound quality, an isolation base becomes highly recommended.

This includes when feedback or skipping occurs due to factors such as people walking past the turntable, proximity of speakers to the turntable, or the inability to separate the speakers from the same surface as the turntable.

If the issue continues to occur, especially at high volume levels with an isolation base, additional acoustic treatments to the room may be required.