Dgob & Banquo,
I wish you the best of luck. I may try to do something similar just to see what happens. If I eventually do, I will also try it with a single plate underneath which could be mounted on pneumatic/magnetic isolation footers. As I have repeatedly stated in these fora, I am a BIG fan of adding isolation footers underneath turntables to lower any resonance to very low frequencies. I remain skeptical that I want my arm and my turntable platter on separate axes of isolation. I cannot see how that would be a good thing as it negates everything one learns about speed stability and controlling the tracking of the cartridge in the groove. All this said, I wish you the best of luck and results.
I wish you the best of luck. I may try to do something similar just to see what happens. If I eventually do, I will also try it with a single plate underneath which could be mounted on pneumatic/magnetic isolation footers. As I have repeatedly stated in these fora, I am a BIG fan of adding isolation footers underneath turntables to lower any resonance to very low frequencies. I remain skeptical that I want my arm and my turntable platter on separate axes of isolation. I cannot see how that would be a good thing as it negates everything one learns about speed stability and controlling the tracking of the cartridge in the groove. All this said, I wish you the best of luck and results.