verdier Platine or Nottingham Analogue hyperspace

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@ledoux1238  

If you PM me, I will send you the circuit information. 
Just looking at this thread. 
A lot of misinformation re: Platine setup - anyways very typical.
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Cheers 

@lewm, Thanks for the SOTA tips. I have been been looking at options for the stock motors ever since my latest system upgrades, Eminent Technology LFT-8b and a pair of Von Gaylord Nirvana 130W tube amps. The fluctuation in speed has become audibly disturbing on several records. And looking into replacement motors was, I thought,  the way to go.

However, Rudolph Ploeger of Callas Audio made a strong case of sticking with the stock motor with modification, hence my query. Frankly, I am quite uncertain which way to go. Perhaps as @ct0517 noted, a lot of misinformation with the PV's. I will PM a.s.a. I post this.

SOTA sells a 3-phase AC synchronized motor plus the drive amplifier plus an outboard tachometer that feeds back to the drive amplifier, as an all in one kit, called the Eclipse. That’s what I’d suggest for the Verdier.

Would work for the Notts too.

@lewm  I have revisited the SOTA website. This is a serious option. SOTA has a licensing agreement with Phoenix Engineering to use their PSU and Roadrunner since 2019. I think it was unavailable for a couple of years prior to 2019. I had been searching for one since 2018. Great news indeed. Thanks again!

In the meanwhile, I am working with @ct0517 to set up the thread drive properly. There seems to be a few fundamentals that I have over -looked.