Its amazing to me how many here seem to have issues with feedback to their turntables. Perhaps it is because so many use ridgid tables rather than suspended tables. I havent had any such issues with my Sota Cosmos or Oracle Delphi. For furniture stickies to make such a large difference in quality for the OP suggests that there wasnt much there to start with.
Simple & Cheap Way to Cut Turntable Vibrations
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I accidentally discovered a way to substantially reduce bass and vibration feedback into my VPI Classic turntable. Oh, I have to thank my wife too. Last week my wife asked me to place padded furniture stickies under the feet of our bed to protect the hardwood floor.
I looked as these cheap gizmos and said to myself, I have a better idea. I place a padded sticky under each foot of my TT. I was amazed by how much it really reduced feedback. I even knocked on the el cheapo IKEA table on which I placed the TT -- no feedback. Trust me, the IKEA table is the worst place to put any audio equipment, especially a TT.
Try it folks and let the rest of us know what you think.
I accidentally discovered a way to substantially reduce bass and vibration feedback into my VPI Classic turntable. Oh, I have to thank my wife too. Last week my wife asked me to place padded furniture stickies under the feet of our bed to protect the hardwood floor.
I looked as these cheap gizmos and said to myself, I have a better idea. I place a padded sticky under each foot of my TT. I was amazed by how much it really reduced feedback. I even knocked on the el cheapo IKEA table on which I placed the TT -- no feedback. Trust me, the IKEA table is the worst place to put any audio equipment, especially a TT.
Try it folks and let the rest of us know what you think.