How heavy is your Turntable ?

Heavy enough to require a new bathroom scale :( (do you count the weight of the vapor compression motor cooler?)

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Heavy enough to require a new bathroom scale :( (do you count the weight of the vapor compression motor cooler?)
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The Baasner turntable is a festival of stainless and acrylic and features a parallel tracking arm that floats in water, a syringe is supplied in order to adjust VTA, naturally. Other features include shields to deflect air movement and nylon thread drive via pulleys too numerous to count.


Perhaps the designer got his inspiration in the famous stories about the Forsell air bearing parallel tracking tonearm tubes pouring water ...
 
Does it actually work? It almost looks like a joke.

I'm not sure long term reliability will be the forte' of that table. Talk about unnecessary, IMHO complication. It might be fun to do some meth and tweak that baby. It might keep you occupied for a while tweaking...lol
 
Transrotor Artus, 220 Kg
 

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Basis Work of Art 250 Kg
 

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Heavy enough to require a new bathroom scale :( (do you count the weight of the vapor compression motor cooler?)

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Just what does all that hardware do????
 
So far the Clearaudio Statement is way out in the lead!
 
Guys,

While these super tables are nice to look at and have impressive size/weight, I'm really interested in your personal tables and their footprints/weights.

So Gary, hvbias, Myles, and mep please share and add your personal tables to the list.

BTW: If weight is not known or you have an approximate values, that's fine. I know it much easier to get a tape measurer for the footprint info than it is to put a table (especially a custom plinth one) on a scale if weight is unknown.

Thanks guys,
Dre
 
Saskia Model Two - Approximately 215 lbs.
23.5" X 17"

Controller - Approximately 25 lbs.
11" X 15.5"

Due to the use of natural materials, weights may vary.
 
Guys,

While these super tables are nice to look at and have impressive size/weight, I'm really interested in your personal tables and their footprints/weights.

So Gary, hvbias, Myles, and mep please share and add your personal tables to the list.

BTW: If weight is not known or you have an approximate values, that's fine. I know it much easier to get a tape measurer for the footprint info than it is to put a table (especially a custom plinth one) on a scale if weight is unknown.

Thanks guys,
Dre

I'm not sure what the VPI Classic Direct comes in at with the SRA base. Not on the site so I'll have to investigate.
 

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