Sota Eclipse packages for VPI tables.

I have the original Eagle/RoadRunner package on my VPI.  It's a great set-it-and-forget-it package.  Over at the VPI Forum you can read of others who have installed the SOTA Eclipse package.  Folks over there will help you if you go this route.  The SOTA motor is a higher performing one then the VPI.

As you are heavily invested in vinyl, you probably want to dive into this.  It's the best value IMO, though it will require a bit of fiddling.  VPI dropped the ball on this aspect of turntables, and IMO their ADS speed control device was never ready for prime time, and it's more expensive than the entire SOTA device and costs more.  It does far less.

VPI kept promising better, but never delivered.  

I use Walker Audio’s. I  highly recommend his unit. I have a Vpi scout II with the upgraded 300 rpm motor. It works flawlessly, and t the flick of a switch you can go fro 33 to 45. No motor hum, no heat.  Wonderful unit. 

Walker Audio?  No thanks.

The Walker is akin to the Eagle without the RR, except the Eagle has more power by far. And I suppose there are other differences in favor of the Eagle. I used a Walker for years before the Eagle, and it definitely is beneficial. You need to be sure it can deliver the Watts that the particular motor requires.

The Walker is ridiculously expensive for what it is.

The Eclipse package, which includes a better than VPI motor will perform even better than the Eagle with the VPI motor.  You can begin with just the motor and control.  But for the full effect you will want to add the RoadRunner which not only reassures you about platter speed, but will control the motor to keep the speed absolutely stable.