Subwoofer rumble issue


I’m having a hard time solving a problem that seems to come and go. My subwoofer will rumble uncontrollably when playing records at a higher volume. If I turn the volume down sharply it goes away but when I creep the volume back up it comes back. I’ve tried isolating my turntable as much as possible with diy books, isolation feet, etc. (I don’t want to buy an expensive isolation platform unless that really is the issue.) Any thoughts on what I can do to fix this? Thx!
paulgardner
Perhaps you have too much gain going to your sub or you have it crossover too high. Let us know if you find a solution. All the best
paulgardner
My subwoofer will rumble uncontrollably when playing records at a higher volume.

Your are getting "air-born feedback", and it can’t be cured with better stand mounting.

Do this.
If you just put the stylus on a record NOT spinning, turn the volume up to your normal position, one hand on the volume control, then gently tap the turntable plinth, you will see you’ll get "runaway feedback", which just gets louder and louder.
The only way to cure this is no subwoofer or the turntable goes in another room.

Cheers George
What turntable do you have? Some are more prone to this issue than others. Where is the turntable in relation to your speakers and turntable? 
I had the same problem with my 3 VPI tables (I no longer have them).  I tried everything under the sun and spent lots of cash on maple platforms, granite, special feet, Target shelf bolted to wall, nothing worked.  The KAB rumble filter which goes in either a tape loop or between pre and power amp solved the problem  It cost 179.00.  It uses all audiophile grade parts inside and there is no loss of bass or any frequency's.  I have had many different people over the house who could not hear a difference as I didn't either.

Everyone will tell you it is a band aid approach but it works and totally solves the problem.  My new Technics SL1200G does not have that problem, not sure why.