Resonance Control & Isolation

Music sets everything in motion. The floor, the walls, the rack and, ultimately, every component and every cable in the chain. This mechanical unrest acts back on sensitive parts and settles over the reproduction as a subtle blur. It takes away contour and precision long before it becomes an obvious problem.

In this category, you will find our component feet, E-Pads and organizers for resonance control. They decouple your components from their supporting surface and guide unwanted vibrations away in a controlled manner. Materials, construction and tuning are designed to bring a component to rest without taking away its character.

The benefit lies in stability. Imaging becomes calmer, placement more precise and bass retains its contour. It is the kind of improvement that may not be immediately named, but is hard to give up once heard. A quiet foundation is what allows everything else to perform.

E-Pads +S

68,00 €

E-Pad Matrix Silver

98,00 €

Super Naturals Signature

578,00 €

(5.0)

E-Pad Matrix Gold

98,00 €

Q1 Quantum Organizer

178,00 €

(5.0)

Q2 Quantum Organizer

298,00 €

(5.0)

Q3 Quantum Organizer

498,00 €

(5.0)

Drei Super Naturals Matrix Gerätefüße aus Oliven- und Zebranoholz auf grauem Untergrund

Super Naturals Matrix (Set of 3)

698,00 €

Resonance Control & Isolation

What do isolation feet and footers do under HiFi components?

They decouple the component from its supporting surface and reduce the transfer of vibration and structure-borne sound. This lessens microphonic effects, where mechanical vibration influences the audio signal. The sound usually becomes calmer, the localisation more precise and the bass more controlled.

Under which components is resonance control most worthwhile?

The most sensitive are components with rotating or vibration-prone parts, that is, turntables, CD transports and tube equipment. The effect is often audible under amplifiers, DACs and streamers as well. In principle every component benefits from a quiet support.

What is the difference between coupling and decoupling?

Coupling with spikes leads vibration deliberately into the surface below and focuses the contours. Decoupling with isolators isolates the component and calms it. Which way suits better depends on the component, the surface and the rack. It is often worth trying both.

Is a good rack not enough on its own?

A good rack is a solid foundation, but even there components often show an audible improvement with suitable feet or isolators. Resonance arrives both through the surface below and through the airborne sound in the room. Resonance control works at exactly this final interface.

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Crafted in Germany with experience, precision and attention to detail – for music lovers who value natural sound, lasting quality and true craftsmanship.