Harley Benton Amp Iso 1

Love it, for bass amps over 150 Watts probably the number one best return on investment to improving your sound. Mainly it reduces the floor resonating and also decreases the intensity of the first sound reflection from the floor a little. This equals an all around improvement in the sound. Generally the tone will gain clarity and lose some slow muddy bass.

For 100W rock guitar amp also useful for the same reasons.

With the board's acoustic design, it's a combination of coupling with the felt-treated board and decoupling with the floor below. Especially considering an amp which already has decoupling feet, this design is very efficient. It's like a mini floating floor.

The appearance and treatment of the product is also luxurious for a board with felt and dense foam. It has rugged and attractive metal treatments and a handy carry handle hidden below. The nature of the cut foam shape below is also nice for tidy routing of cables out of sight.

This is not the first time I buy and use "decouplers" for my amps/cabs.

For the price (and this is really cheap one, trust me on that) it does a good job stopping the low frequencies "leakage" to the floor, the rest of the apartment, the building etc, it looks great and it seems like it's gonna last for a long time.

It can accommodate an 1x12" cab (in my case, a Marshall 1912) with no issues whatsoever and I bet it will perfect even with an oversized 1x12".

Again, this product is at least half the price some very well known ones have and it does a good job.

A Marshall JCM600 + a 4x10 cab fits perfectly on the platform. There seems to be less boominess from the cab now and hopefully less vibrations are transferred downstairs. The platform can handle the weight of this half stack without problems. An extra advantage is that the speakers are raised a little bit closer to ear level when playing sitting down in front of the stack.

The build is OK considering the low price. The foam pads feel firm and sturdy. The felt is a bit loose but it shouldn't be a problem as long as everything is kept stationary. The aluminium frame feels sturdy but is a little bit rough and the edges are quite sharp. I have attached rubber bumpers to the corners to avoid accidents and injuries.

To sum up, it does its job as advertised and the build quality is perfectly OK, especially for the low price.