Linn Bedrok LP12 Plinth Upgrade

@dover 

Some know it all would say that. I suppose you think it was smart.

Linn is a late comer to adopting a Densified Wood Material, but is another 'Testament' to an identification of the Intrinsic Properties and the Value of this property when added to an audio systems Structural Requirements or at Mechanical Interfaces.

Others producing TT's have adopted this material type and for many of the products, I suggest similar proportion of cost for materials used is allocated to create the overall product value. 

Where Linn Stands Out is the Part is an add on offering, which is steep at the cost.

An equivalent plinth made of the same material could be put together by anyone for a small fraction of the price that Linn is charging. I predict that this will spawn numerous third party efforts which will be just as good as the Flintstones plinth.

What other commercially available TT uses “densified wood” in its construction?

Artisan Fidelity and Albert Porter both have Resin Impregnated Densified Wood Plinths for sale, I would suggest either of these are Commercially Available.

There are from others also a range of TT's using Resin Impregnated Densified Wood material, as a Single Tier through to Multi Tiers, where pricing extends to $100K.