Transfi Salvation Turntable opinions


I have the transfi terminator linear arm and love it. It has been on a Michell Gyro SE II for a couple of years. I have been eyeballing Vic's new salvation turntable and was wondering if anyone on agon is using one and their opinion.
sgunther

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Sorry for the delay
I guess what I mean is it is not for a novice you need some set up skills but saying that its actually very intuitive to set up just requires a bit of different thinking
I got this turntable and its a giant killer
Its easy to live with and Vic service is second to none
Sorry I hardly visit the site so had not seen this
Its very different approach to the Ters rim drive and in my view a lot better (yes I have heard the Verus drive and was impressed with it)
I have seen how this TT has developed over the years and I consider it to be one of the finest TT built.It a good bit better than my last TT which was a rim drive superscoutmaster
The table is not for everyone, but simple to set up
The motor different they both give great sounds nothing wrong with the Verus but the Trans fi motor is not using a lot of electronics to control the speed of the motor.
They are similar principles but different implementation, the TH Whaites rim drive is borrowing a lot of ideas developed from the Salvation
I heard the Verus Rim drive on a early prototype Salvation and the new motor and I would perfer the new motor (but as I said they both performed at a very high level)I also heard the Verus Rim drive on a superscoutmaster but that all