Globalksp
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I have a Sansui SR-535 turntable with 1 foot.
Curious if anyone has tried these aftermarket replacement feet: https://www.mnpctech.com/products/sansui-sr-636-sr-929-custom-replacement-turntable-isolation-feet
Backstory: I decided, like everyone else my age at the time that I wanted to have a turntable again so I started doing my homework and shopping around. As luck would have it, in my little Virginia farm town, someone was selling a complete Sansui system. For $400 I picked up the SR-535 (with a Pickering XSV-3000 cart), a mint QRX-6500, and a pair of SP-150's, also in mint condition. Bought these from a 20-something woman who received the setup as a Christmas gift from her dad a year or two ago. Can't imagine what dad said/felt when he learned how for little it was let go. The woman clearly didn't know what she had and I imagine that's how 3 of the feet went missing. I'm currently hobbling along with 3 feet that I scavenged from a Pioneer PL-518 that was in rough shape.
Curious if anyone has tried these aftermarket replacement feet: https://www.mnpctech.com/products/sansui-sr-636-sr-929-custom-replacement-turntable-isolation-feet
Backstory: I decided, like everyone else my age at the time that I wanted to have a turntable again so I started doing my homework and shopping around. As luck would have it, in my little Virginia farm town, someone was selling a complete Sansui system. For $400 I picked up the SR-535 (with a Pickering XSV-3000 cart), a mint QRX-6500, and a pair of SP-150's, also in mint condition. Bought these from a 20-something woman who received the setup as a Christmas gift from her dad a year or two ago. Can't imagine what dad said/felt when he learned how for little it was let go. The woman clearly didn't know what she had and I imagine that's how 3 of the feet went missing. I'm currently hobbling along with 3 feet that I scavenged from a Pioneer PL-518 that was in rough shape.