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prestonchipfryer
01-07-2013, 11:42
Have recently fitted Tecchy Boots (on loan from MCRU) to my SL1200 and, well what an improvement.

These have been fitted with the Isonoe feet. Previously I was using Isonoe glass mats with Isonoe sorbothane boots.

Bass is genuinely more detailed and the top end is smoother, I first thought that the top end was less prominent, I then realised that I am playing at a louder volume as there is less distortion taking place. Mids are solid and voice is defo more detailed. These are a definite must for a tricked-up 1200/10 or indeed any SL1200/1210 Technics TT.

So this is a great tweak providing incredible isolation properties when used with the Isonoes. I would think even fitted over the standard feet these would be a must.

I do like this addition to my TT and recommend them.

John

MCRU
07-07-2013, 18:46
Have recently fitted Tecchy Boots (on loan from MCRU) to my SL1200 and, well what an improvement.

These have been fitted with the Isonoe feet. Previously I was using Isonoe glass mats with Isonoe sorbothane boots.

Bass is genuinely more detailed and the top end is smoother, I first thought that the top end was less prominent, I then realised that I am playing at a louder volume as there is less distortion taking place. Mids are solid and voice is defo more detailed. These are a definite must for a tricked-up 1200/10 or indeed any SL1200/1210 Technics TT.

So this is a great tweak providing incredible isolation properties when used with the Isonoes. I would think even fitted over the standard feet these would be a must.

I do like this addition to my TT and recommend them.

John

any chance of a pic dude?

prestonchipfryer
08-07-2013, 06:16
http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx309/prestonchipfryer/f24803c7-4da0-41e6-9037-c71e8c3303f2_zps81d0f466.jpg (http://s766.photobucket.com/user/prestonchipfryer/media/f24803c7-4da0-41e6-9037-c71e8c3303f2_zps81d0f466.jpg.html)

Close-up of Teccy Isolation boot with Isonoes. Excellent isolation properties.

RobbieGong
08-07-2013, 12:27
http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx309/prestonchipfryer/f24803c7-4da0-41e6-9037-c71e8c3303f2_zps81d0f466.jpg (http://s766.photobucket.com/user/prestonchipfryer/media/f24803c7-4da0-41e6-9037-c71e8c3303f2_zps81d0f466.jpg.html)

Close-up of Teccy Isolation boot with Isonoes. Excellent isolation properties.

Hi John, hope you're good. Any chance of a shot of the whole deck with boots in situ ? :)

prestonchipfryer
08-07-2013, 14:10
Ok Robbie.

http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx309/prestonchipfryer/teccyboots_zps67227230.jpg (http://s766.photobucket.com/user/prestonchipfryer/media/teccyboots_zps67227230.jpg.html)

RobbieGong
08-07-2013, 17:07
Ok Robbie.

http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx309/prestonchipfryer/teccyboots_zps67227230.jpg (http://s766.photobucket.com/user/prestonchipfryer/media/teccyboots_zps67227230.jpg.html)

Very nice indeed John ! :thumbsup:

stupinder
09-07-2013, 11:56
Loving the "Note: Raise Arm Lift" sticker.

johnB
09-07-2013, 12:52
Have recently fitted Tecchy Boots (on loan from MCRU) to my SL1200 and, well what an improvement.

These have been fitted with the Isonoe feet. Previously I was using Isonoe glass mats with Isonoe sorbothane boots.

Bass is genuinely more detailed and the top end is smoother, I first thought that the top end was less prominent, I then realised that I am playing at a louder volume as there is less distortion taking place. Mids are solid and voice is defo more detailed. These are a definite must for a tricked-up 1200/10 or indeed any SL1200/1210 Technics TT.

So this is a great tweak providing incredible isolation properties when used with the Isonoes. I would think even fitted over the standard feet these would be a must.

I do like this addition to my TT and recommend them.

John

Can't see these for sale on the MCRU homepage? What's the deal?

johnB
09-07-2013, 16:15
Can't see these for sale on the MCRU homepage? What's the deal?

Ah...just found them!

prestonchipfryer
09-07-2013, 18:12
Loving the "Note: Raise Arm Lift" sticker.

:uhho: Ha ha, that's to remind myself as I leave the arm lift in the down position when not in use.

John