AC power supply for Nottingham Analogue

If you can still find a Phoenix Engineering power supply floating around, go for it, with or without the "Roadrunner" device that allows you to lock on to platter speed.  (But do also get a Roadrunner, if you can find one.)  I'm using these with my Lenco and works quite well to pinpoint and hold 33.333 rpm.

Joegator,
Yes, it works fine with my Spacedeck. I don't notice any problem at all and I also don't notice any changes in sound. 
I bought it mainly to stabilize the speed because I will soon be moving to a place where there are some fluctuations in Power supply from the grid. 

Ok thanks, I think I'm going to hold out for the Phoenix. I honestly think my power is pretty good but who knows. Anyway, shouldn't have a problem reselling the Phoenix if I don't notice a difference. 

On a a different note and not to hijack I just got a Boston audio mat 1 off eBay... wow 

I have a falcon on the way. Still looking for the roadrunner. I read somewhere that it may be difficult to use with the notts due to the physical design of the table. Fremer had the same problem with the avid ingenium plinth but devised a work around. 

I also considered buying the Phoenix Falcon (after failing to find the Eagle, apparently discontinued and hard to get). But at normal prices, the Falcon is a bit more expensive than the Project; and I found a Project for almost half of its regular price, which became a very nice deal. And I'm happy with it. 
Let us know later about your experience with the Falcon.