Accessories at Bass Direct: Auralex GRAMMA and Great GRAMMA Speaker Isolators:: Basses and Guitars

Auralex Iso Series™- Instant Sound Optimisers is specifically engineered to address problems associated with individual sound sources. This enables you to get a true response from your prized bass rig in any room or situation. Especially effective when setting a rig up on a hollow floor or stage where the sound can get boomy and unfocussed. These risers give you more control of your sound - try one and see.

GRAMMA £40.00 + £5 UK mainland overnight p&p

GRAMMA + Carry Bag £77 + £5 UK mainland overnight p&p

GRAMMA £40.00 + £15 EU mainland p&p

GRAMMA + Carry Bag £77 + £20 EU mainland p&p

Dimensions:
23" long x 15" wide x 2.75" high (58.5cm x 38cm x 7cm)
Weight Limit: 300 lbs.

The GRAMMA (Gig and Recording, Amp and Monitor, Modulation Attenuator) is an incredibly effective patented device that's used to float an amp or loudspeaker. This riser yields nearly total acoustic isolation, resulting in a purity of tone that has to be heard to be believed!

Great GRAMMA £80 + £5 UK mainland p&p

Great GRAMMA £80 + £15 EU mainland p&p

Dimensions:
30" long x 19" wide x 2.75" high (72cm x 48cm x 7cm)
Weight Limit: 300 lbs.

Built on the success of GRAMMA, the Great GRAMMA is almost 30% bigger to float large speaker cabinets.

Now 4x10's, 6x10's etc speaker cabinets will benefit from the awesome Great GRAMMA. Only Great GRAMMA can handle the big rigs!

GRAMMA and Great GRAMMA both come complete with a carrying handle, road-ready carpet, Studiofoam Wedges (underneath) and PlatFoam (underneath).

The Gramma Gig Bag - £37.50 below

(Pictured left - Bergatino AE112 + EA Micro on GRAMMA pad)

Quote from Chris Wynn a Bergantino and Auaralex user.

'If you are fed up with fighting boomy stages and uncooperative

cellars the GRAMMA could be the answer to your prayers. It is an

isolation platform made of carpet covered MDF with wide foam 'rails' on

the long edges on the bottom with the gap between filled with pyramid

acoustic foam. Putting your amplification on this platform reduces

acoustic coupling by, it is claimed, 90%, it certainly seems like it. My

rig consists of a '69 Precision through an ancient (but wonderful 25

year old) Marshall IBS 200 through two Bergie HT112s; the sound from

this system is as close to heaven as my ears have yet heard, however,

having been told about the GRAMMA by my old friend Harry O'Shea I

thought I'd better investigate. As he put it in his email, 'the hype is

true!' Putting your bass rig on the platform removes the room influence

from the equation in, as Auralex the manufacturers claim, 90% of your

gigs. This means consistent sound where ever you play - no more fiddling

to find the sweet spot, just plug in, switch on and play. I am one happy

bunny.

So what about the other 10% I hear you ask? Simple, don't use it! You

will soon find out where it works and where it is not needed, I have

suddenly started getting compliments about my sound from the punters,

since when does the bass player ever get compliments! Try it, I think

you'll like it.'