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RE: Isoacoustics Gaia

I rather reluctantly moved to Gaia I feet, but no regrets.

It rather depends on your floor construction and speaker value and its bass performance. I justified the Gaia cost because of the value of my speakers. My floors are solid timber on screed on concrete, so pretty solid.

The difference that is audibly noticeable is in the bass delivery. With the Gaias, bass is better defined and clearer and arguably a little deeper. No noticeable difference in the top and middle ranges and no extra bass volume - just cleaner / clearer bass.

If you can find a friendly dealer to loan you a set, I would suggest this before buying, as I guess a lot will depend on your floor construction and the speakers themselves. Don't expect your speakers to suddenly sound like ones costing twice as much though!

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