Multiple turntables

No slur intended on BSR , Miracord, or especially Dual. I only mentioned those brands, because they were very popular among those who enjoyed "hi-fi" in days of yore, before anyone ever dreamed that a turntable could be sold for more than about $500, tops.

Inna, the guy you refer to is "Thuchan" in Bavaria. He owns the "less expensive" Continuum turntable (humor intended), plus many others that are also very pricey. I think he is a true music lover who happens to have the cash to indulge himself, not so much a collector per se.

No, he is not, not quite yet. To qualify he should upgrade to the most expensive Continuum turntable. And I am not sure that his cables are the best for what he's got. He also needs a dedicated line for each of his decks and turntables, but maybe he has them already, that I don't know.

Lew, no offense on the BSR. This one is only worth about what some here might pay for mounting hardware for their cartridge! My very first "audio" system included a BSR changer in a portable I got for Christmas while in junior high school but I have no nostalgia for its quality.

Can the posters who have more than one table hooked up post pictures of their setups? Do you use a common support, or individual supports for the tables.

^^^ I use two separate racks set up side by side with a turntable on top of each. Not yet pictured in my system page. Soon I will be updating those pics when my new table (2nd table)arrives in the next two weeks.