turntable isolation feet

I use Boston Audio's Tune Block with upgraded Tungsten Carbide (original ones were steel) ball bearings under my Kuzma Stabi Reference TT.

I just installed bearpaws on my classic 1. I haven't had a chance to do a sit down and really listen. I just spun a couple of tracks but, I can hear a difference. I can't put my finger on what I hear different just yet but, it does sound good. I also glued up a 2" maple butcher block today. I am finishing it tomorrow. I will report back when I have everything setup and get to listen extensively. I will say the build quality of dan's bearpaws is impressive. Very good quality. They are heavy weight solid brass. I'm not sure if he CNC cut these or did them on a lathe but, his machine work on these footers is great. Nice product.

Musicfile, i haven't seen the add with your bearpaws.

Johnnyb53,

I too am interested in trying a maple block under my TT. Where did you find your northern maple block, and if you do not mind, what did you pay for it?

The Vibrapod Cones work very well with the points facing up. The addition of Vibrapods below the cones can help, but the results are variable. I use CD "coasters" between the base of the cones (or the Vibrapods) and the surface to provide the ability to adjust for level.

Make sure to use paper between any of the Vibrapod products and the surface against which they rest since the black material can interact with surface finishes.