Isolation for Turntables (Vibration)

Yep …
http://www.audioheritage.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?36906-Decoupling-turntables-from-floor-vibrations&s=e867acceccef8f58c1bf0ac350ba78e2

supposedly works. Haven’t tried it, but it looks like a more compact, modernized and practical version of something we used in the 70s and 80s that I can vouch for worked.

Mind you, the way the rubber bands are attached in the picture, I’d have a problem with the frame sticking up above the decks. So some modification might be in order.

Also, slightly easier to use, probably cheaper and simpler to transport in your DJ backpack are the FreeFloats.

http://www.bax-shop.nl/freefloat/bekijk-alle-producten.html?gclid=CNGhosCluMkCFZadGwodaTcIng

The free float works but it has also a major downside (like most stuff that tries to float the turntable to isolate):
If you put your hand down on the platter too hard the needle will skip much easier than if it was standing on a hard surface.

Now depending on how much isolation you need you also can go to your next home depot or car accessory shop and buy the cheapest and softest rubber mat you can find. It should not be thicker than a usual floor mat for your car. Usually the mats that have structure (anti-skid) work better than those with plain rubber tops.