VPI Traveler


The Traveler, and the Classic 1 now have an additional circuit board in them that does essentially what the SDS does...it creates a much better power source for the motor. There are no adjustments, but the tables have improved performance. Harry is always making his stuff better.
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If you watch the video I posted above, around the 4:30 minute mark, Harry talks about the redesign of the arm on the Traveler.

I have setup several of these tables and I find them very well made. If you can swing the extra money for the Classic 1, it is a better table, but for the price, the Traveler is very nice indeed.
****I asked Jack if it's work the tweak to install the board. He told me to save my money and put it into vinyl or Bearpaw Feet. ****

++++The Traveler, and the Classic 1 now have an additional circuit board in them that does essentially what the SDS does...++++

I don't think so.
Frogman, the last part of my comment you quoted above (re Bearpaw Feet) was a friendly poke directed at Stringreen, who is probably quite correct with his suggestion. But Jack really did say that the new circuit will not improve the operating spec of an older Classic TT.

OTOH, Jack was quite enthusiastic about VPI's new 3-D printed tone-arm. I believe String... and others have reported back with some very favorable comments.

;>')
I was simply saying that I can't believe, given what we know abut the SDS, that the new circuit board can be as effective; Jack seems to be confirming that. ( 3D tonearm ?????)
I'm curious if anyone has tested the wow/flutter on this table. It is claimed to be less than .02 which is surprising to me.