Founded in 2012 by Dave Morrison, IsoAcoustics is a Canadian company headquartered in Markham, Ontario, that specializes in acoustic isolation products for professional audio and home hi-fi applications. Morrison spent nearly two decades designing and constructing radio and television studios for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, including work on Toronto's 1.72-million-square-foot Broadcasting Centre. That experience in studio acoustics led him to develop a patented isolation stand for studio monitors, which became the foundation of IsoAcoustics.

The company's product range spans both pro audio and home audio markets. On the professional side, the ISO Stand series (ISO-155, ISO-200) and ISO-PUCK isolation feet are widely used under studio monitors, while the Stage 1 system provides portable isolation for guitar and bass amplifiers, stage monitors, and subwoofers in live performance settings. For home audio, the GAIA series of threaded isolator feet for floorstanding speakers, the Aperta aluminum stands for bookshelf speakers, the OREA series for audio components, and the zaZen turntable platforms address the audiophile market. Grammy Award-winning engineers and producers including Darrel Thorp, Frank Filipetti, and Eddie Kramer have used IsoAcoustics products in their studios.

IsoAcoustics remains a family-owned business, operated by Dave Morrison alongside his sons Sean and Paul. The company distributes its products in over 60 countries through warehouses in the United States, Europe, and Asia.

IsoAcoustics has 17 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Acoustical Treatments, Studio Monitor Stands, and Active & Passive Monitors. Their gear is featured by 6 artists, with the strongest followings in Electronic, Pop, and Rock. Notable users include Steve Aoki, Colt Capperrune, and Krewella.