The right footing for a turntable

Just to provoke some thought. You may want to see what results with two points up, one point down, and/or one point up, two points down.
I have included a link for Synergistic Research MIG Footer placement, where they claim the change in orientation of there footers results in a pin point or ambient sound stage. I'm not suggesting that reconfiguring your footers will result in the same effect as SR footers have when there orientation is changed,but instead you may find one of these configurations further improves sonics. Jut a thought.
http://www.synergisticresearch.com/new-mig-2-0-isolation-footers-with-hft-technology/

Also I am curious, do you think the effects / improvements you noticed, are a result of the points on your footers being pointed up or instead the stainless steel material. Did you try position the points of the brass footers up; assuming they have points.

Thanks for the info
Brad

I suggest you try removing the granite blocks and compare.

Bradf, I simply have them points up as they are not attached to the plinth. I think it is the points. The material plays a part too, I’m sure. Imagine cork verses titanium! The brass footers were actually plumbing compression rings...they may be copper.

Totem, without the granite blocks the sound is not good - flabby and smeared. It is night and day. In fact, I couldn't believe how bad when I finished building the oak table. The granite changed everything. 

noromance

Thanks for the info. I have some Mapleshade footers (brass), That I have been wanting to try under my turn table for some time., hence the question referenced above.

Thnx
Brad