Isolation for turntable

I use a Signal Guard II isolation platter, which has spiked feet, and Aurios Pros under each spike. The isolation is almost total. Same for my SACD player/CD transport.

I would say that if you can do without any soft isolation products, you would be better off without them. I feel that they compromise bass and dynamics. If you are not getting any feedback or having problems associated with such vibrations, don't use any isolation. IMHO.

Highly recommend the symposium sheves and rollerblocks. if your tt is not suspended the best (letting th turntabe doing its thing) was a Target wall shelf and Ultra shelf and rollerblocks. the more symposium I get the happier I am with my system!

Twl I am not getting any feedback at all even in high listening levels, so if I read between the lines you feel this would add no value to the dynamics. The reason I am thinking about this is I have a salamander synergy 40 w/ 30 extention for amp pre amp and source equ. TNT sits on a salamander synergy tv-30 looks just like the other but has a huge top, I just thought a little more weight may help dampen it a little better Thanks for all imput on this issue. David