tt isolation help


what would work best with a rega planar 2 sitting directly on top of it with the factory feet off, herbie iso-cup with the marble type balls , or stillpoints, or herbies tenderfeet. thanks.
danovak

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I found the Audio Technica AT605 feet to be well-adapted to my Linn LP12. They are large enough to fit the corners of the plinth well, they compress enough but not too much, they handle both vertical and horizontal vibrations and they are easily height-adjustable. They cleaned up the sound for me a lot, even though I had the TT on a Target wall shelf. These feet are hard to find because they are not made any more, but they do come up from time to time.
Don't know about the Stillpoints, but Herbie's has a 90-day guarantee so you can try both the Iso-cups and the Tenderfeet and see what you think. I would have thought the Tenderfeet would work a bit better myself.