Titanic drops anchor – From Belfast's Titanic Audio comes the tri-axis isolation platform Anchor [£500] which "separates vibration management into three stages each optimised for a specific frequency range. The top surface incorporates hexagonal traces to manage fast low-amplitude vibration generated by transformers, motors and power supplies. This geometry also embeds within the upper layer of the internal core. Low-frequency vibration carries the greatest energy and is the most difficult to control. Anchor addresses this with a system of spring-loaded hexagonal suspension pins supporting the isolation core. Each pin allows controlled vertical movement while expanding laterally under load, converting vertical energy into distributed lateral motion within the surrounding core where it is dissipated efficiently. This shared mechanical load prevents over-compression and ensures consistent performance across a wide range of component weights without bottoming out or becoming overly compliant. Between the HEX-DNA surface and suspension system sits a layered composite isolation core tuned to absorb and disperse vibration across the midband and lower frequencies. Carefully selected soft and dense materials allow energy to be absorbed without becoming trapped."
