Needing To Order Turntable Feet. Looking For Options and Experiences

Reminds me of a guy who used to build audio shelves with a foam center and floated the hard laminate of the top of the shelf on the foam and not coming in contact with the sides, front, or back trim pieces. The other pieces were there to give a platform to support and strengthen the foam, which in turn supported and isolated the top plate the components rested on. 

His first name was Ken. He was in Washington state. I forget the name of his company. Here we go, a deep Co-Pilot search pulled up the information. Ken Lyon of Neuance Isolation platforms. A name and a product that had almost slipped from my memory. Ken has essentially disappeared, never to be heard from again. 

VPI makes four types, two listed here (both cone/pointed & cylinder):

Entry level:

https://www.vpidirect.com/products/hw-40-isolation-feet

Upgraded series:

https://www.vpidirect.com/products/hw-40-isolation-feet

My suggestion is to simply keep the feet you have, even if they’re quite basic (unless you don’t like the looks of them but that’s a different discussion), and then invest in a Townshend Seismic Platform. 
 

When ordering it from Townsend, you simply provide them with your turntable’s footprint and mass, and they optimize the platform to your specific turntable in terms of size and isolation. 

Pindac, the whole point of the styrofoam (not “foam”) that I use is that it is not dense, probably much less that 1kg/cubic meter. Yet it’s stiff and strong enough to support 100 lb without compressing. Therefore does not store energy.