Two-Stage Decoupling — A Consistent Approach
Stage One: Absorption
Capturing energy before it can have an effect.
In the first step, the structure-borne vibration generated by the loudspeaker encounters a solid body filled with sound-absorbing material.
Here, the mechanical energy is specifically absorbed and converted into heat, which sustainably reduces it.
Resonances and ringing are already mitigated at their source — before they can spread or be reflected.
Result:
A significantly calmer mechanical environment for the loudspeaker itself.
Stage Two: Isolation
Separating the remaining energy from the room.
Any energy that remains after the absorption stage is not transmitted further.
Instead, it is isolated from the ground by a precisely tuned elastic suspension.
This second stage prevents the transmission of structure-borne sound into the floor and the building, interrupts feedback to the loudspeaker, and mechanically stabilizes the entire system.
Result:
The loudspeaker operates independently of the room — free from external influences.
