Vibration Issues / Turntable Decisions

" the original reason for this post was because my previous non-suspended table had none of these issues."

hifiron, Would that (fact) be a good starting point and an honest reason in need of disclosure before you made a mess of this? Wow! I knew something was wrong.

As usual, I’m the one who seemingly is the "bad guy". Give me a break!


toddveronne. See?

Frankly, I’m the one who gave toddverrone the basics for his current TT set-up/the springs.

What a let down!

Floor support.
For each area you want to stop floor vibes, get  into the crawl space with a four by four cut to the length long enough to span two nearby joists.  Place your piece of wood perpendicular to the two joists.  Prop the piece of wood up with a jack from HomeDepot which will cost less than $20.00 each. These jacks use a wrench to screw them up and down.  Easy to do. Works really well to quell the vibes!! You can dance near the area you've supported without skipping needle issues.  

@kavakat1 thanks, that is my plan for this weekend!

@slaw yes, our initial discussions lead me to the suspended platform. @geoffkait helped a lot with ideas as well..

But @slaw why get so mad? You either drink too much coffee or need to get laid. Or both..

At every issue I tried to address with the Op, I never received any response.

@toddverrone, why do you chose to say" "you either drink too much or need to get laid"?

I’m not "mad", I’m just passionate.

Without knowing me, you have created an "impassionate expressive description" of a person you don’t know, yet somehow feel a need to make public that I’m a "basket case".

I don’t know why you feel this (need), but it is over the line in the context of these discussions.

Your posts have diverted the attention from the OP’s post.


Having said that, I don’t know why my post regarding how I dealt with my support structure is now being a reference by the OP to another poster as something he’s considering!


@kavati1,