IsoAcoustics OREA Indigo Isolation Puck - Each
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The Mid-Weight OREA for Integrated Amplifiers and Turntables
The IsoAcoustics OREA Indigo is sold singly. Each puck is rated for 16 pounds. Three or four carry an integrated amp, a stereo receiver, a larger turntable or a tube preamp weighing between roughly 24 and 64 pounds.
Vibration is part of every listening room. Speaker energy, footfall and transformer hum pass through the floor and the shelf and enter the chassis through its feet. IsoAcoustics designs the OREA to soak up that energy inside the puck rather than pass it upward.
Rated for Amplifier Weight Without Amplifier-Sized Height
Fit, Load and Materials
Each Indigo carries up to 16 pounds. IsoAcoustics says to use at least three under a component, and three or four is typical. Three carry 48 pounds and four carry 64. No minimum is published. A puck carrying far less than its rating never settles into its working range, so a 15-pound CD player belongs on the Bronze.
The housing is machined stainless steel with an indigo ring on the lower isolator. Each puck is 2.3 inches across and 1.3 inches tall. It adds about an inch and a quarter under an amp, so allow for that on a shelf that is already close.
The dished top grips a smooth chassis like a suction cup and holds textured surfaces by friction. The pucks are made for rack shelves, cabinets and desks. For a weight near a line, the IsoAcoustics online weight selector chooses the rung.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Stereophile lists the OREA Indigo in its Recommended Components for 2025. The list is the magazine's twice-yearly roundup of gear its own reviewers have used and stand behind.
Reviewing the Indigo for HiFi Pig, Dan Worth wrote that the pucks “increase focus, precision and an essential tonal realism” under his components.
Who Is the OREA Indigo Best For?
- You own an integrated amp or receiver of 24 to 64 pounds — three or four Indigos carry it inside their working range
- Your turntable is on the heavy side — a 30-pound plinth sits on three Indigos in place of its stock feet
- You are isolating a tube preamp — 1.3 inches of height leaves air moving around the chassis on an open shelf
- You want to buy exactly what you need — sold singly, so three or four with no set to split
- Your amplifier weighs more than 64 pounds — the OREA Bordeaux carries 32 pounds a puck
How Do You Set Them Up?
Place three or four pucks where the chassis will bear on them, two in front and one behind, or one per corner for a wide amp. Lower the component and press so each flange seats. Re-level a turntable once loaded. Under electronics the logo may face any direction. Set them down, set the gear on top, and play.
Pairs Well With
What most OREA Indigo owners shop next.
- Audio racks — a rigid, level shelf gives the pucks a firm grip
- Power conditioners — cleaner power for the gear you are isolating
- Isolation feet and cones — the other rungs for the rest of the rack
- Cables — the natural next upgrade for an isolated source
Frequently Asked Questions
How many do I need?
Three is the minimum IsoAcoustics recommends under any component, and four is common. Three Indigos carry 48 pounds and four carry 64. They are sold singly, so order that count.
Which OREA model fits my component?
Choose by weight: Graphite 4 pounds a puck, Bronze 8, Indigo 16, Bordeaux 32. Too heavy or too light takes a puck out of its working range. The IsoAcoustics online weight selector settles borderline weights.
How much height does it add on my rack?
Each Indigo is 1.3 inches tall and 2.3 inches across. It replaces the stock feet rather than sitting under them, so the net change is usually about an inch.
Does it need a smooth surface to grip?
The dished top grips smooth metal like a suction cup and holds textured or painted surfaces by friction. IsoAcoustics says the suction is not needed, and nothing is fixed to your gear.
See It in Action
IsoAcoustics explains how to choose an OREA model by weight, with the Indigo among the four shown, and shows how the pucks go in:
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- Isolation pucks
- Place under your AV components
- Recommended for source components and other gear
- Provide vibration isolation and 'energy management'
- Use as many as you need
- Sold each
- Each Indigo puck supports up to 16 lbs.
- Dimensions: 1.3" high and 2.3" in diameter
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