Why do my bass drivers shake violently listening to vinyl

You already have anti vibration feet designed by Technics for their new G series. The cabinet is a 4 layered construction. You DON’T NEED any springs or butcher blocks or any platforms under your turntable (these crap is for belt drives).

Technics turntable can be used by PRO near a HUGE sound system with tremendous bass response, probably 1000 times higher SPL than from your speakers.

G and GAE are top model in SL1200 series and stock feet are very well engineered, but if you want to try something else you have to check Isonoe (they are made for Technics).

Read this topic.

Unless you are not placing your turntable right on a SUB I think the problem is not the feet.

It is the nature of the vinyl format to have this rumble.

Never seen anything like that on any of my high efficient drivers using vinyl only format for over 25 years without any subsonic filers! 

Not sure it helped in any way but I kept the subsonic filter off when breaking in my Tannoys.

Right, it’s absolutely useless with a proper drivers like Tannoy Dual Concentric (I have 15 inch and 8 inch Tannoy speakers ) or any other full range drivers like Zu and related.

I use professional MAIN studio monitors that is capable to reproduce bass from 38Hz - this is more than enough for me (and I don’t listen to digital) @mijostyn

You can check the manual for my Tannoy "15 DMT mkII here. Lots of nice records mixed and mastered on these monitors. Those are 200w with 101 dB SPL and I drive them with 1.5w single ended Yamamoto A-08s with NOS 45 tubes from the 1940s. I could lose hearing using those Tannoy with 100w solid state amp.

I also respect neighbors above and below my flat in the same building :)

Sold my SUB a long time ago and never looked back.
SUB is for home cinema or for bookshelf speakers, SUB is for digital source.
Basically SUB can cause too many problems in a small and medium size room, the wavelength of low frequency is so long that you need a HUGE room or very special treatment. The lower you are going the more problems you create (standing waves), people just don’t understand it.

I’ve come to high efficient full range drivers and low power amps a long time ago.
Happy with Tannoy Dual Concentric drivers, especially 15 inch drivers.



No ruble with vinyl (with my speakers), never.


P.S. I'm just trying to say that vinyl is not always a rumble.