Dampen Vibrations 2mm Felt Turntable Slipmats 12'' Or 7'' Help Avoid Static

1. Benefits of Using a Turntable Mats

Depending on what turntable mat you select, it can help to dampen vibrations, reduce auxiliary noise, help avoid static, boost the resonance of the base, eliminate unwanted adhesions, drastically improve the clarity, and improve the overall sound quality (just to name a few possible features!).

Apart from the listening experience, a good turntable mat is fashionable.

When no music is playing, it’s the focal point of the record player, so it’s an added bonus if your mat features an appealing design.

These designs can get quite fancy, and really add a flare to your setup.

2. Felt Slipmat Detials

3. Thickness of Felt Slipmats

After material, perhaps the most important characteristic of a slipmat is the thickness.

Thickness varies. Which mat you select will depend on your record player and how it’s constructed, as well as what kind of sound you prefer.

Some players have adjustable arms, which make the thickness of the slipmat simply a matter of feel and functionality.

However, if the arm of your rig is not adjustable, you may be forced to be a bit pickier about the overall thickness of your mat.

The density of the mat should place the stylus and arm of the record player are hitting the record at the correct angle.

The arm should fall level with the mat. To make this happen, you’ll need to select one of the following thicknesses:

Thin (around 1.5mm)
Medium (1.5-2mm)
Thick (anything over 3 mm to around 4mm)

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