IsoAcoustics shared its OEM partner update recently, with the company highlighting a year of growth that includes collaborations with JBL, Raidho, Marten, Lumin, and more. The update also details early OEM applications of GAIA-TITAN Neo, the newest addition to the GAIA Neo range designed for the industry’s largest and heaviest loudspeakers, set to debut later this year.
Why Integrators Should Take Note
The GAIA-TITAN Neo becomes available to the public later this year, with it representing the top of the GAIA Neo range. According to IsoAcoustics, the Titan has been purpose-built for the largest and heaviest loudspeaker cabinets on the market.
Following its OEM debut last year in Marten’s flagship Coltrane Supreme Extreme, JBL is the only other brand in the world building with it.
While GAIA-TITAN Neo remains available exclusively through select OEM partners, that will change later in 2026 with the launch of a standalone consumer version, backed by a full global rollout.
IsoAcoustics OEM Collaborations by the Numbers
To date, IsoAcoustics has completed approximately 155 OEM projects, up 13% from this time last year. These projects span more than 70 brand partners, a 28% increase year-over-year. More than a dozen additional collaborations are currently underway.
Some highlights include:
- A partnership with JBL, which saw the incorporation of its GAIA-TITAN Neo Isolation feet into the JBL Summit Everest and Summit K2 loudspeakers.
- GAIA Neo technology also appears in Marten’s newly released Dexter series in the form of custom Marten Isolators.
- Raidho showcased one of the broadest integrations to date, rolling out custom GAIA isolation solutions across multiple series, including the new TD Signature models, where IsoAcoustics feet are included as part of the package.
- EMM Labs is collaborating with IsoAcoustics to introduce purpose-designed isolation footers across its range of reference audio components.
- Gershman Acoustics introduced the Symphoria featuring IsoAcoustics isolation beneath the speaker along with its Separate Sub Alignment System (SSAS), which floats the midrange/tweeter module on IsoAcoustics devices to fully isolate it from the bass enclosure.
Additional partnerships with LUMIN, Oladra, Kroma Atelier, Stable 33.33 and Deep Lake Audio also marked this year’s noteworthy collaborations for the company.
