SuperDi Turntable Fits for Pioneer SORBOTHANE PL-560, 540, 518, 516, 514, 512

I have been looking online for those Goldilocks replacement feet for my Pioneer PL518X project. Some are too hard. Some are too big. Some are way too pricey. These, I have to say, are really close. They are firm yet supple and isolating. All 4 fit discreetly under the plinth using the OEM feet holes. And best of all, they don't cost very much. In fact, they are everything I could have hoped for, except for their height. On the PL518X there are a few screws protruding the bottom plate on the under side of the turntable and with these feet those screws just barely clear whatever surface upon which the turntable is sitting. A sheet of paper drags slightly when slid in between. Too close for comfort in my book. Rather than returning yet another order (These look so nice.), I made a quick trip to the hardware store and bought eight nice thin 5/8" diameter fender washers and now she's sitting pretty with those screws a safe fat eighth above my shelf. Note: To account for the Sorbothane®'s compression (nice stuff by the way), I sandwiched 2 fender washers per foot between the feet and the Pioneer's mounting surface using the new included screws. Easy peazy. Couldn't be happier.

i have a PL 514 turntable i've had for many years and the rubber feet fell off over time ... this is a great replacement i was concerned they were not tall enough but they just clear the bottom plate and hold nicely if i had to i could add a washer to the bottom screw for added clearance.

I've installed these on a Pioneer PL-514. I'm having a hard time believing these are made of Sorbothane. Seems like hard rubber—like a door stop. I've bought 50-durometer Sorbothane hemispheres to put under turntable feet, and it is MUCH softer than this. A 70-duro skateboard wheel is much more pliable! Because I believe they are too hard to have much of an absorptive effect, I've used 2 layers of actual Sorbothane (cut from shoe inserts) between the turntable plinth and the feet. This combination works great. I can bang on the plinth or the table it sits on with no drama. This turntable, for all its heft in the MDF plinth, transmitted a lot of vibration into the stylus. That's all gone now—it's acoustically dead. So this review is based on what I did as much as the product as it ships.

These feet are NOT a good replacement for a Pioneer PL 560 turntable, or any other turntable. They are too hard and do not provide any isolation or noise reduction. They would be better suited to a washing machine or portable air compressor.

These work so much better then the originals. I seem to remember having to find different screws, but the isolator worked well on my pioneer turntable.

I used these on a Pioneer PL-518. Installation was easy, and they look good, but... they have left brown rings on every surface they sit on. There is some sort of chemical leaching or off-gassing that discolors surfaces, which has continued for over a year. Also, they are pretty hard; not sure about their dampening abilities. Note that the photo of the wood veneer in the picture is after I restored it with Howard's Restore-a-finish. The rings looked much worse before that.

These are more solid that the OEM feet. They fit well with no modification to the feet or the turntable.

just like original

The product was fine however overpriced. Still there didn't seem to any other option so no competitive pricing.