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In Reply to: Sorry about the vulgarity........... posted by Chuck Y on November 9, 2004 at 12:14:28:
> In order for it to work properly you have to be able to adjust
> the spring tensionOr their height -- this is how VPIs work, and they work fine.
> And you still have to deal with some sort of additional isolation devices
No, you don't, and in fact, you should not; performance will suffer if you attempt to "isolate" a properly suspended table.
> One of the reasons I favor the Nottingham is the way the designer
> has delt with isolating the motor off the plinth and the design
> of the motor.One of the worst designs in existence today.
> The last reason I favor the more recent designs of non-suspended
> tables is they allow the use of heavy platters which contribute
> mightly to speed stability.How heavy a platter one uses is unrelated to whether the table is suspended or not. And if you care so much about speed stability, you should concentrate on getting a very good motor, motor controller, and bearing.
John
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Follow Ups
- Non-suspended tables are rarely a good choice - John Gratsias 19:12:02 11/09/04 (4)
- John, I can now see the error of my way ............ - Chuck Y 19:59:24 11/09/04 (3)
- Re: John, I can now see the error of my way ............ - John Gratsias 20:31:48 11/09/04 (2)
- You see guys......... - Peter Gunn 21:34:11 11/09/04 (1)
- I can understand your pain............... - Chuck Y 09:20:32 11/10/04 (0)
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