Sound tuning with plate mat

The effect of turntable mats on sound quality has long been the subject of controversy. Common felt mats allow gentle contact between plate and plate, but have problems with electrostatic charge. This can lead to large accumulations of dust on the mat and record, The damping effect is also limited, which can be problematic, especially with turntables made of metal. Thick rubber mats usually dampen too much here and additionally prevent the discharge of electrostatic charges from the panel, which leads to audibly more crackling and popping.

Leather and cork are 2 completely different, but very interesting alternatives. Both insulate resonances better than felt, do not attract additional dust and can dissipate electrostatic charges. What is better for their turntable depends on both personal preference and the material of the turntable. A very cost effective method to improve sound quality and reduce background noise caused by dust and electrostatic charge. You can hear the difference!

Features

• Alternative panel mats with special sound properties
• Replaces felt mats
• Resonances from metal plate platters are effectively dampened
• Less background noise
• Avoids static charges
• Suitable for all turntables
• Suitable for use with Clamp it