Synergistic Research MiG SRX Isolation Footers

Synergistic Research MiG SRX

MiG SRX (Mechanical Interface Ground) is Synergistic Research's latest component isolation footer, building on the 2008 original MiG and the MiG SX. Unlike a uniform forged dome, each MiG SRX uses a precision CNC-machined resonator with varied wall thickness, designed to manage how mechanical energy propagates through the footer rather than simply absorbing it. A set of three includes three distinct UEF Metamaterial formulations — Footer Alpha (soundstage density), Footer Beta (low-frequency impact), and Footer Gamma (high-frequency air and extension) — rather than one universal material. MiG SRX is also voiced to the same ULF bias frequency used across Synergistic Research's FEQ Carbon and other field-generating products. Two orientations offer different tuning: two footers "round side down" with one "round side up" for a focused, articulate presentation, or the reverse for a larger, more liquid presentation. As an authorized Synergistic Research dealer in Toronto, Canada, Vinyl Sound can help you choose the right orientation for your component.

Key Features

• CNC-machined, variable-wall-thickness resonator (vs. the uniform dome of the earlier MiG SX)
• Triad of 3 distinct UEF Metamaterial formulations per set of 3 (Alpha, Beta, Gamma)
• Voiced to the same ULF bias used across FEQ Carbon and other Synergistic Research field products
• Dual tuning orientations: Pinpoint (focus/articulation) or Ambient (scale/liquidity)
• Sold as a set of 3
• 30-day money-back guarantee

Orientation Guide

• Pinpoint (2 round-side-down, 1 round-side-up) — sharper soundstage focus, tighter bass; best for digital streamers, PowerCells, and solid-state gear
• Ambient (2 round-side-up, 1 round-side-down) — expansive, layered soundstage with a warmer, more liquid presentation; best for DACs, phono stages, and tube-adjacent tastes

Technical Specifications

MiG SRX FAQ

How is MiG SRX different from MiG SX?
MiG SX uses a uniform forged dome and a single universal UEF layer. MiG SRX uses a variable-wall CNC-machined resonator and a triad of 3 distinct metamaterial formulations, and is voiced for ELF/ULF field integration with FEQ Carbon and other field products.

Which orientation should I use?
Pinpoint for digital streamers, PowerCells, and solid-state gear where focus matters most. Ambient for DACs, phono stages, or when you want a warmer, more liquid presentation.

How does MiG SRX compare to MiG 4.0?
Both use the same variable-wall CNC-machined resonator concept. MiG SRX adds three distinct UEF Metamaterial formulations (one per footer) for a further step up; MiG 4.0 is the more accessible option.