turntable isolation feet

I would save money to eventually buy Stillpoints Ultra SS feet. You only need 3.

A turntable is a complex system and any vibration can affect the sound. I also found that VPIs were improved by adding brass cones; I used a different brand but would expect to get a similar result from the Bearpaws. Any table will be affected by external vibrations whatever the drive mechanism but there are differences. A massive table like the Aries Extended worked very well on a very heavy Star Sound rack but the LP 12 works better on a very lightweight torlite stand.

As mentioned above, you didn't name the TT you have. But I use Aurios under my LP12 and they work fine. Before I had an rega P25 and used AQ Feet.

I also use Herbie's tall Tenderfeet under my Linn, which is a suspension TT. No more footfall and the sonic benefits are tighter bass and a more open sound.

I have Thorens TD145, Clearaudio Bluemotion, Dual 1019, and Garrard 309. Garrard is with an old plinth and I am replacing it a new plinth. I will use Ortofon RMG 309 arm, and in the future, I will have an SPU cartridge. All other tables are with stock plinths and feet, and I don't worry about them, but I need to install new feet to the new plinth for Garrard.
Many forum posts suggest to try a few different feet and see which works best for me. I may do that by myself in the future, but I am interested in what other people are using and what is best from their own experience.