Turntable isolation platform Recommendations?

I've narrowed it down to the Minus K (BM-8, not the low profile model), Stacore Basic and the Vibraplane. There is a favorable lengthy discussion of the Stacore on WBF and Stacore also states that their platforms are truly intended for music (while the Minus K may not?).  Vibraplane is a tested product and although passive, is similar in price to the Minus K (~US$3200). The Stacore Basic (also passive) seems like a better built Vibraplane, but also is higher in price (retail $5k).  I've heard in general that the Minus K may be fussy for optimal performance, but mostly from non-owners - it has the best specs (theoretical) for performance.  Would really like to hear from Minus K owners.

Frankly, I could probably live with either of these three and it's likely going to come down to economics.

I have a VPI TNT VI.  Without the Townshend Seismic Sink, I would have returned the turntable.  @chakster is wrong.  There are micro/mini vibrations occurring which do not cause the stylus to skip out of the groove but radically affect the sound.  Now that the Seismic Sink is retired from the Townshend line-up, I would recommend his Platform and Pods.  I recommend Townshend products (their Allegro+ master transformer attenuator sounded fabulous at the Long Beach audio show).

@tybinski @everest ya man ! Team Brinkmann 

I tried for Bardot also, she was busy but I settled for Bardo.

Mine sits on a cabinet w constrained layer ply / magic goop / granite, then a made in usa HRS platform.

A simple test is move the table out of the room. Obviously an XLR to preamp helps. This simple test will give you a fantastic look at how good or not your platform is…

I  use 3 Ikea wooden chopping boards one for each component in my system each board is supported by Atacama gel isolation pads works well for me.