A lot of this issue is what you need in your application. I have been using suspended TTs for years, but my system is in my basement. The street where I live has virtually no traffic, so I don't need suspension.
If you live in a 150 year old loft apartment with springy wood floors, than you will need suspension.
Dan is right to a degree, but seems to miss the point of why some tables are suspended.
I love the design philosophy behind the Sota TTs. They are hung rather than sprung. Hanging the table removes a lot of vibration issues from the equation.
You need to examine your room and decide which design you need.
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