Need help


A little back ground I moved from WV to Texas in WV my system was in a finished basement now it’s on the second floor of our home. My system is Rega RP 3 turntable with the Rega upgrades. Exact cartridge. Rega Apollo CD player Rogue Metis pre amp and a Carver MT 1.0 T MK lll amp. Speakers are a pair of Source Technology 7211’s with two Source Technologies HV/S 10/500 Subwoofers. Now my problem when I play a CD or listen thru head phones everything is fine. But when I use the turntable the subs go crazy vibrate the floor bad I can’t turn up the volume at all. Turntable thru headphones is fine. When playing a CD subs are fine. Just when I play a album. I’m not a fan of CD’s so I’m going crazy. The subs are 7 foot apart and the closest one to a wall is 42”.  Thank you in advance for any help ideas of what I can do.  
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If Herbies will work, great. I have my doubts but you never know. What definitely will work is a two-pronged approach: springs under speakers (not just the subs) with springs and added mass under the turntable. I was surprised at the improvement putting springs under mine. 

You can buy plain springs on-line real cheap. But its a lot of work because they need to be sized correctly so that the springs are about half way compressed under load. Nobsound springs on Amazon are only $30 and very effective under both speakers and turntables. Also amp, CD, phono stage. Use them everywhere.  

By far the best however are Townshend Pods. These also need to be sized to the component but they make this a whole lot easier. I was extremely impressed with the improvement under my turntable and amp. Had almost the exact same problem as yours, completely eliminated and even made everything a whole lot better. https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/8367
Target, or other, wall-mount TT shelf. Screw directly into the wall studs. If you still need more isolation after that, try the springs, pods, dots, etc...
I had the same issue and my system is also on the second floor. I was able to eliminate the issue by using a Townsend Audio Siesmic platform.