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RE: agree with John

This design is consistent with most previous suspended subchassis architectures. The goal is isolation of the platter/tonearm from motor vibes. In practice it works well.

The subchassis does not normally bounce around during playback. Unless there is a disturbance such as footfall on a flimsy floor or other seismic events.

See all the many postings re: AR/Linn/Thorens with regard to footfall.

This design, likely because of its use of elastomer pucks in place of springs, will be less susceptible to footfall and other seismic events.

There is no problem with the design. It is time tested and well proven. In reality, there are those that just don't like it.

-Steve


Edits: 04/27/17
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