"Hahaha. I can’t believe I’m reading about springs again, it’s almost in every thread already. Unbelievable.
Maybe because it works? Believable.
Works for whom? For you with your turntable? What is your turntable and who designed it if it doesn’t work as is?
" Nothing will change the sound more than a good cartridge in your current set up @bluemountain."
Whatever you say professor.
If you don’t know the basics and believe in snake oil then I feel sorry for you. Cartridge is the only thing in analog chain that physically extract music from the vinyl groove (way before any other components involved), what your springs can do for the sound if your first component in analog chain is weak? Anyone with cheap awful sounding cartridge must change a cartridge first before all the minor tweaks everyone can do later when cartridge, tonearm, phono stage, speakers, amps are perfect.
If you start from the springs maybe you can explain the logic?
Better cartridge with better stylus profile will make the OP’s system much better, you can’t do that with springs. We are talking about MUSIC and VINYL here, not your measurements with oscilloscope or some others devices.