An audio rack that really does make a difference.

Yesterday I got my long awaited SRA VR platform for my Woodsong Garrard 301.
OMG! Can’t believe the improvements. This is the single most significant change in my system, period.
I am using an old so so Polycrystal rack with the SRA VR on the top shelf under the TT.
Even bad records have become interesting. The phrasing of the music has become precise and beautiful. Every quality you could ascribe is taken to an unheard level.
Keep your current rack and get Silent Running Audio VR platforms at $1500 each.
SRA makes stuff for NASA, the Navy, medicine, science, etc. Subs and electron microscopes.
These are a bargain for what you get.
Don’t waste your time and money on less!

Quadraspire Reference X.

I was able to mostly buy a used Star Sound Sistrum rack.  The moment I put my components on this, the sound was much more like live music with greater definition and dynamics.  It is a 3 leg rack but you can put 300 lbs. on each shelf.  I had a 5 shelf unit that was 4 ft. tall.  I later had SS cut my rods in 2 pieces that allowed it to be even more stable and made the soundstage much better due to the height.  This rack does not contribute to poor sound when placed between the speakers.  Mine is about 2 ft. back from being even with the front of my speakers.  

Bob

I would recommend a Solidtech Radius, with the shelf isolation kits. 
Looks great, choice of colors..