VPI's new "Vanquish" Ultra High-End turntable is a STUNNER!

VPI is at the bottom of my list for turntables. After having met Matt at Axpona last year it would be lower if this were possible. 

"Or perhaps run with a higher interpolation multiplier?"

I played with the numbers;  I couldn't find a solution with the current encoder that didn't produce non-integer results, except with a timing window other than 1 second.

OK

Thanks for the explanation.
Interesting drive design choices 

Cheers 

>> VPI's new (turntable model of the month) (some other adjective) turntable is a STUNNER!

That's what is said about every new VPI model.  What are they up to now, 100 models since the 1980s?  How can every model be "new and improved"?

I used to own an Aires 1 deck.  Loved the table, hated the JMW 10 tonearm although the motor collar did chatter a bit.

Luckily @br3098, the Aries 1 motor collar is removable. And just about any 9 or 10" arm can be used in place of the JMW 10.