Needing To Order Turntable Feet. Looking For Options and Experiences

I have JVC OEM adjustable feet, plastic, nothing special looking, and due to my springy wood floor, I had to add a 2" x 2" isolator (I wrapped then in black tape after the photo was taken

you probably know, but others may not think of it: you need clearance below your arm post for a din connector and the curve of it’s cable underneath. some right angle din connectors exist, but, how far up the tube is the connector? One of my arms, I needed a long skinny neck din fitting, the normal shoulder would not allow it to reach the connector. Pine Tree Audio made a cable for me.

maybe your plinth and DP80 spinner is too heavy for these, just to show them

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adjustable 1/4"; 9 lbs each, use 3 or 4

I like surface mount, even self adhesive. 

Does your plinth have threaded inserts? If so, you can find the max depth and thread spec with help from a decent hardware store.

Hi John - Original feet for the bespoke 75 plinth were fabricated by audioantiquary in Italy. After one failed, they sent me the 4 you have, as you know, I repurposed them interesting they might actually be a Mitchell product. I think you might consider an HRS Helix or Vortex product, both offer a small throw level capability. They are not springs so for even better low frequency isolation they could be paired w a spring base as I did.

my bed to you on your great musical quest 

Jim 

Sturdy, good height range, dark grey, you could paint them bronze or black, install them upside down so the exposed threads at the top, not seen, two sizes

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