I have two turntables on a common but nice TV stand.
The shelves are tempered glass, with a sand filled steel frame.
Under the Rega is an old VPI sprung TT shelf (which originally had a Rega Planar 3 on it) . Which in turn rests on rubber feet which rest on patio bricks, with rubber padding glued under them.
The other TT is a Kuzma Stabi with Stogi S arm. It is on a wood flooring sample I found two of with one inch thick exotic Brazilian hardwoods 14" by 14" or so, heavy as can be, like Teakwood, glued to a thin board. Knock on it, and dullish thud, like teak.
Very flat, perfect. (i sure would like a whole floor made of that stuff.)
That board rests on same rubber bottle stoppers, on top of the same sort of patio bricks with rubber padding.
The shelving unit is 15 feet from the speakers... And behind left of my listening position.
The shelves are tempered glass, with a sand filled steel frame.
Under the Rega is an old VPI sprung TT shelf (which originally had a Rega Planar 3 on it) . Which in turn rests on rubber feet which rest on patio bricks, with rubber padding glued under them.
The other TT is a Kuzma Stabi with Stogi S arm. It is on a wood flooring sample I found two of with one inch thick exotic Brazilian hardwoods 14" by 14" or so, heavy as can be, like Teakwood, glued to a thin board. Knock on it, and dullish thud, like teak.
Very flat, perfect. (i sure would like a whole floor made of that stuff.)
That board rests on same rubber bottle stoppers, on top of the same sort of patio bricks with rubber padding.
The shelving unit is 15 feet from the speakers... And behind left of my listening position.