Isonoe Isolation System Audio for Technics 1200 1210 Turntable (Pack of 4)

It's amazing how 4 feet solve the problem of sound feedback from my technics sl 1210

Save your Money. No disrespect to the seller but these do nothing at all apart from making your turntable a bigger topic for discussion when guests come around. I tested these feet vigorously using the same record at the same volume on the same settings. I tested using a Moving Coil cartridge for less vibration and better tracking at a louder volume. I kept swapping the feet between these and the original feet and found the feedback was the same if not worse with them. Just by lowering the stylus onto the vinyl the feedback was instant on both. Some vinyls (depending on the level of the recording) made minor difference. I tested with a brand new copy of 'Elvis 56' and on both occasions the feedback was instant. When playing the lead out groove where the arm stay in the grove at the end giving the click on each rotation I found I could get about 2db more before the feedback come rumbling up where you have to turn it down instantly or Marty McFly the speakers. I found that in a warmer room the original feet actually gave out slightly less feedback than these, while these tended to be slightly better in a colder room but all in all my standard playing the differences were very minor in both directions. I had my turntable tested in a large workshop and the feedback was not there anyway so I finally came to the conclusion that my speakers are two big for the size of my lounge and I have to accept to play my vinyl at a lower volume or record it to a CD or HD where I can then pump it up without the low frequency feedback, either that or buy a house with a bigger lounge. As for these feet you would be better buying a can of Florida Sunshine. I give 1 star because they look nice, and I can't give a 0.

does what it says

Had these for quite a while, bought them discounted at a HiFi show in Old Windsor. Never gave them much thought until today and decided to replace the feet on my Technics SL1210. Really has made a difference to the sound, using a Sumiko Blue Point Special EVO III MC Cartridge. Everything seems to be in focus and much more natural. Isolating equipment from feedback is very difficult and a previous post said they didn't work. Sometimes other kit in the system or matching can be the problem.

I've used Isonoe Feet for a good few years now. I recently bought another set for some turntables I was having feedback issues with in a club/bar. Amazing. Feedback instantly stopped. I also run regular youth project events and have really put these through their paces over the years...lots of volume and lots of bass! The isolation feet have worked every time. Can't recommend these enough!

I've been using Isonoe feet on my Technics 1210 turntables in a high sound pressure clubbing environment for many years now, with no feedback problems whatsoever. I use hi-fi cartridges: Dynavector and Audio Technica, which are more prone to feedback than standard DJ cartridges.I've recommended these to numerous friends, DJ/Promotors, who swear by them in a pro environment, where potential feedback is always an issue that needs addressed.Not only do they do the job in hand, they are also very well machined, and look pretty cool!