Multiple turntables

Two turntables....6 arms......one phono input to Halcro DM10 preamp.
I simply reach behind the preamp, pull out the connected cables and insert the new ones.
Each pair of cables has colour-coded electrical tape for identification purposes and four of the arms have XLR terminations thus not requiring connection of a separate earth wire.
I can change arms/tables in 27 seconds flat :^)

Dear Manituc: I read in your virtual system that you own six TTs, I imagine for very good reasons.

If that's what you need then you need " room " for them no question about.

I too own several TT that I need to mount my " several " tonearms/cartridges and these tonearms/cartridges is the main reason about TTs.

When I started with I had only one TT with three mounted tonearm/cartridges. Then and over time I need where to mount more tonearms/cartridges and bought a second AS TT and after that the MS for four tonearms.
Yes, I need room for that but nothing complicated, you can see it at my virtual system.

Over time my needs goes down and now I have only four tonearms/cartridges mounted in two TTs and maybe this set up continue step down in the future because my needs/reasons goes down too.

My Phonolinepreamp permit only two cartridge inputs so I'm like Halcro: pull out the connected cables and insert the new ones.

Regards and enjoy the music,
R.

I usually have two connected; a VPI [model varies] and a modified LP 12. The LP 12 serves as a constant as I don't sell them; the VPIs are for sale. The Linn is mounted on a very old Russ Andrews Torlite stand with Star Sound brass cones for feet. The VPIs are on top of my Star Sound rack on a SS turntable shelf. My Basis Phono stage has 2 moving coil inputs so both can be connected at the same time. I have one of the old VPI sprung base that Elisabeth mentioned but not using it just now.

I guess I have a fetish for turntable design, so when a deal on an interesting one comes up, I get it. However, over the past 6 months I have gotten 3 high end tables of my dreams, of differnt design theories, and love all three. Either one of them elevates my system considerably. Plus, they are works of technical art, representative of their designs.
I use a Simaudio LP5.3, P.S.Audio GCPH and McCormack Micro Phono along with the Phono section on my Classe CP-35. So my stand alone phono preamps feed into the line level inputs on my Classe preamp. Either that or to a Dussun V6i. this is in my den system, but I'd like to be able to run more than one table in the main system, which does require a certain WAF.

2 turntables, 2 Adona Zero GXT stands side by side with the oversize 19x24 multi element granite top shelves. Two arms at the moment, but room for a total of 5 arms. Two phono stages, one with one input, the other with two.