Turntable isolation platform Recommendations?

@chakster - isolation is a feature of a turntable. Some environments may not require isolation as the sound coming out of the speakers will not resonate. Many turntables can benefit from isolation treatment from Townshend, Symposium, and many others, and you should not ridicule someone who likes a turntable that is not designed for bad environments.

For example, Rega offers a wall shelf (there are plenty of other excellent ones as well) that is recommended to be used for these types of scenarios. It is a modest cost and even if added to the cost of one of their tables, the sound and value are deemed preferable by probably millions (maybe hundreds of thousands) of casual or more serious audiophiles. Not everyone wants to spend thousands on a turntable or wants to buy something mass produced.

I wonder if you ever tried additional isolation for your turntable(s). It might improve the sound, you never know until you listen.

Here’s a 1 Hz isolation stage I built years ago. Wall mount provides excellent vertical direction solidity/isolation. Nine inch pendulum effect isolates TT from wall in/out motions.

Cheers, John

One Hz isolating wall mount:
https://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=82514.msg1306519#msg1306519

I don't know what sort of "feet" your TT has but despite their ugliness, I substituted these for my stock TT feet and what a difference.  60 Durometer Feet by the analogue wizard George Merrill, HiFi Gem.com  GEM Dandy Products (hifigem.com)
60 Durometer feet:  60 Durometer Feet (hifigem.com)
Lo cost & effective...best of luck.

Vibration, picking up vibration. I real like the comment about discos using. Technics sl 1200s and have hundreds of people on the dance floor and Not worrying about vibration. I guess of if  your home is dead silent, you really worried about vibration. YOU must have super hearing....

I'm happy with a Symposium IsoSegue under my VPI Classic 3