Auralex Acoustics has unveiled the new ProPOD Lite acoustic decoupler, designed cut down or eliminated unwanted microscopic vibrations in order to help reduce coloration, increase clarity, and purify the sound output from devices that include loudspeakers, subwoofers and turntables.
“Auralex is committed to offering best-in-class solutions to improve any listening environment, and the ProPOD Lite represents the next phase in our robust slate of decouplers,” says Auralex founder and president Eric Smith. “ProPOD Lite provides exceptional versatility and the ever-growing ProPOD lineup provides the right balance of isolation and support at a great price. Combining an elegant, compact design with a space-age material, ProPOD Lites are made for showcasing crystal-clear detail and articulation.”
The debut of the new ProPOD Lite comes on the heels of the July release of the line’s flagship ProPOD acoustic decoupler, which engineered to decouple monitors and other audio equipment weighing 50 pounds or less. The ProPOD Lite is designed to isolate components weighing 30 pounds or less. Auralex plans to release additions to the ProPOD line in due course.
ProPOD Lites are available in packs that contain four or eight cylindrical, viscoelastic-polymer shock absorbers. The eight packs will decouple any two monitors, subwoofers, loudspeakers, turntables or other noise-generating components weighing 30 pounds or less, regardless of size and shape. Sets of four retail for $45.99 and sets of eight retail for $71.99 at all Auralex retailers, including Auralex.com, Sweetwater and B&H.
