Can I use the Walker Audio precision motor controller with the Avid Volvere turntable?


Like the title said, I appreciate your help please.
Thanks,
Calvin
dangcaonguyen
Watts?  The Walker easily drives motors that consume ~5W and probably a little more is OK, but you need to find out the power consumption and then possibly call Walker Audio to be sure their Motor Controller can handle it.
If you want a Walker turntable and it's the or one of the best ever made--I used to be a Walker dealer until 2002--just buy one. It will be delivered. set up, tuned and away you'll go. Of course, your wallet will be a bit lighter, but you'll have the very best!

Walker products are heads and tails superior to other products on the market like the VPI.  If price is an issue, go with the VPI.  If not, go with the Walker.  But get the Valid Point cones and lead vibration pucks for the top.  They work.  By the way, it's nice to see that Lloyd has decided to offer some products he can sell more than 10 of a year!  Of course besides his other accessories.

See if Walker has a demo controller but if not go to one of his dealers.  Don't buy used.  No warranty.  Not sure where you live but maybe you can get a demo of the addition of one to a turntable adds or subtracts from the quality of reproduction.

Either way.  I hope you enjoy your new baby!
dob, The OP has an Avid turntable and wants to know whether the Walker Precision Motor Controller can run it.  I don't think he is in the market for a Walker turntable, or etc.  Why do you warn against buying used?  I owned a Walker Precision Motor Controller that I bought off Audiogon and used for more than 10 years and never had the slightest problem with it.  Lloyd was always helpful if I ever had questions, regardless of the fact that I was the second owner.  (In fact, he and I became friends over time. I first contacted him about an upgrade that he had introduced, and he was very cooperative about getting my unit upgraded, again despite the fact that I was not the first owner. He's a great guy.) On two different belt-drive turntables that I owned, it made a world of positive difference, and I would not have lived without it, once I heard its effect.