alternatives to vpi super feet?

I agree with Jeff1225 I have a VPI Scoutmaster, I removed the all the feet and have the TT sitting on a Gingko 9 and to my ears it makes a BIG improvement. I'm using a Verus motor as well, and that took the table to the next level.

I bought ALL the upgrades to the scout, and only heard a difference with the Gingko Cloud 11. I was so impressed with the difference, I now use them under all my pieces.

I prefer to level the entire platform, because if it's not right, the motor won't be aligned with the platter, and the belt will dance around while playing. Obviously, this isn't always possible.

The same way as with the standard feet, you screw the old feet out and the new ones in, takes about 5 minutes at my age, probably less for younger A'goners. Then rotate the feet till table is level. Star sells brass washers to use if the one or more of the feet have to screwed out very much. This keeps the table more ridged. This is actually a good idea with the standard feet, get some brass washers of the appropriate size at your local hardware if there is much of a gap between the foot and the table.

Stanwal, how does one level the table?

thanks - i'll look into these.

I am a VPI and Star Sound dealer and found that I liked the Audio Points brass cones better than the Mini Feet. If these are too expensive then other cones in the 1/4 20 thread should work, I don't care for the rubber washer and aluminum construction of the standard feet. A solid cone seems to tighten the bass and speed up the transients to my ear.