In years past I've owned three suspended tables; two Sota Stars and a Basis 2500. The Sota suspension worked extremely well with heavy footsteps, the Basis system didn't work worth a damn. Even walking softly anywhere near the table created problems.
My next table, a mass loaded Nottingham Mentor, sat on a rack and while not as good as the Sota when it came to footfalls, was still better than the Basis.
Now I've got a very heavy Galibier Gavia sitting on a very sturdy wall shelf that I designed. Problem solved!
My next table, a mass loaded Nottingham Mentor, sat on a rack and while not as good as the Sota when it came to footfalls, was still better than the Basis.
Now I've got a very heavy Galibier Gavia sitting on a very sturdy wall shelf that I designed. Problem solved!