Merlin power supply, Mark Baker belt (Origin Live), Funk Firm FXR re-wired with Audio Note 38 gauge/silver straight through,(from cart clips to phono stage) to KLE Absolute Harmony RCAs. With the round BDR platform, I'm able to let the fixed phono cable run down beside the basic platform without interference.
VPI Industries Classic 3 Signature SE
Using a SOTA Eclipse motor package (Condor, Roadrunner)
Stillpoints Ultra SS feet
VPI Industries Analog Drive System (ADS)
Soundsmith Sussurro Mk. 2
K&K Audio Trio phono preamplifier
Herbies tube dampers, Synergistic blue fuse
SMc Audio DNA-225 modded to Signature Ultra status
I like your reasoning and I use Townshend Isolation Bars under my subs. I have suspended floors and they completely eliminated the mechanical feedback that was coming into my turntable. My turntable has spring loaded feet, and I recently read a post here about avoiding multiple sets of springs on the same rack. For example, I was thinking about placing my entire rack on one of Townshend's spring products, but thought I may wind up with a bad interaction with the rack springs working with/against the turntable springs. I thought I'd mention this, because I noticed that you use springs as well for your turntable.
