Birdwatcher, Andy,
For two reasons I have defeated the Verdier’s suspension with simple metal columns. First, I belong to the school of thought that favours tight coupling between motor and platter, with no relative movement between the two. Second, I am putting the Verdier on a pneumatic laboratory table, so I don’t want double suspensions, which may create interference.
I am also experimenting with using super heavy platter mat on the Verdier, the one in my photo is the 2.5kg stainless steel mat from the Kenwood L-07D turntable. My initial impression is quite positive.
For two reasons I have defeated the Verdier’s suspension with simple metal columns. First, I belong to the school of thought that favours tight coupling between motor and platter, with no relative movement between the two. Second, I am putting the Verdier on a pneumatic laboratory table, so I don’t want double suspensions, which may create interference.
I am also experimenting with using super heavy platter mat on the Verdier, the one in my photo is the 2.5kg stainless steel mat from the Kenwood L-07D turntable. My initial impression is quite positive.