Here's another classic DIY rack. https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/8893 Beautiful, adjustable, and can be made any size you want.
Best sturdy floor rack for turntable
Hi guys
i own a Brinkmann Balance tt that until recently was mounted on a wall shelf and sat on a granite slab (the granite slab being recommended by Brinkmann).
For (sad) aesthetic reasons I’ve had to lose the wall bracket and the tt will have to slum it on a floor rack.
Is there anything out there that gives good isolation from the floor (wooden floorboards under carpet) ?
I can sort out the mechanical vibrations with a variety of options such as HRS etc but the main problem I foresee is getting something that isn’t intrinsically wobbly....
Needs to be readily available in UK so esoteric stuff in the US unlikely to be much use !
cheers 👍
i own a Brinkmann Balance tt that until recently was mounted on a wall shelf and sat on a granite slab (the granite slab being recommended by Brinkmann).
For (sad) aesthetic reasons I’ve had to lose the wall bracket and the tt will have to slum it on a floor rack.
Is there anything out there that gives good isolation from the floor (wooden floorboards under carpet) ?
I can sort out the mechanical vibrations with a variety of options such as HRS etc but the main problem I foresee is getting something that isn’t intrinsically wobbly....
Needs to be readily available in UK so esoteric stuff in the US unlikely to be much use !
cheers 👍
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What about a seismic table, such as those used for lab gear/electronics? Can't recall the brand of the ones I used in the late 70's (doing R&D on a specific product for a couple of EE's who manufactured medical equipment), but those were rather involved using air pumps. Here's a simple one from a quick Google search, but assume that gobs/varieties of them must be available in the UK (I'm in the USA). https://www.coleparmer.com/i/adam-equipment-104008036-balance-antivibration-table/1112092?PubID=UX&a... I used them on cement slab floors (not certain how they would perform on a lossy floor). DeKay |
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