Does anyone use stabilzer when using vaccume hold

Raul... the turntable is by far the best I've had in my system. The background is very quiet/black. its made me appreciate my cartride and phono stage more. The image focus is improved (over the MS RX-1500). I wasn't sure if I'd like the vaccume, but now that I've used it, I'm not sure that I want to do without it. Next is to have (many) more hours of listening with it. There is a 777air that may be comming my way to compare. Do you think it will be as good?/better/not as good? (without vaccume)
I'd REALLY like all comments on this.

Dear Rloggie: Don't worry about that additional clamp weight, it does not any harm to your TT that btw is really good, what do you think about?

Now on topic. Through the years I already use several clamps ( along the vacuum ): Sota ( not only as weight by at normal reflex way. ), Basis, Callas, AS, MS, etc etc and I can tell you that with each one you have different characteristics in the sound reproduction. Right now the Jeweltone ( that its main build material is glass. ) with 800grs on weight works really fine and like me a little more over the other ones but as usually you have to try it and find which one works for you and your music/sound priorities.

Regards and enjoy the music.
Raul.

I have a SOTA COSMOS,with vacuum hold down.I definitely prefer the clamp,used as a weight(with minor modification to bottom part).Yes,it does seem to eliminate some minor,but audible effects of vinyl replay,and allows the music to sound more relaxed,and realistic.
Good luck.

Raul...Thanks, I've got the SX111FV up and running. Very pleased with what I'm hearing. I was a little concerned with the 1 kilo weight resting on the inner vaccume seal but thought it would be alright.
Regards,

Dear Rloggie: Well, I use in that way: AT666 vacuum hold down and Jeweltone clamp, yes the clamp ( even in a vacuum hold down system ) makes a difference against record/stylus un-desired resonances/distortions.

Regards and enjoy the music.
Raul