Well for what its worth this seems to work better on my 301 than my 1210, so if you own a 1210 with a Mike New AL/CU platter I would advise against buying one of these, I didn't notice much, if any improvement.
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Well for what its worth this seems to work better on my 301 than my 1210, so if you own a 1210 with a Mike New AL/CU platter I would advise against buying one of these, I didn't notice much, if any improvement.
Lol - different strokes for different folks... In terms of the 1210, I couldn't disagree MORE!!!!
Marco.
What on - the Resomat? If so, yes, I consider it as the best T/T mat I've ever used - and by a considerable margin! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by CageyH
Marco.
No worries, but we also disagree on the types of platter we use! Perhaps the resomat and MN ETP are indeed an excellent match.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
At the end of the day, Andy, it's all personal taste/system dependent :)
Marco.
I have one of these mats. I think it is absolutely brilliant.
Agree wholeheartedly with this statement from Marco -
"I consider it as the best T/T mat I've ever used"
and keiths -
"Still using mine on my Lenco. Any other mat just sounds 'wrong' in comparison."
Different strokes for different folks. Don't forget we all have wildly different platters which will have a massive impact on sonic presentation.Quote:
Originally Posted by mido
Oh, absolutely, I wasn't arguing with anyone elses' findings in their systems and with their ears etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by REXTON
Simply stating that I am very happy with mine in my system.
RIGHT, I HAVE A CONFESSION TO MAKE....
I have been using the Reso-Mat for the six weeks and have to say that it's marginally better than my Acromat, so a worthwhile £30 upgrade. BUT, I hardly get any static or excessive dust building up on my vinyl so this has to be a massive bonus. :eek:
I'M CONVERTED!!
Yep, agreed, sounds great n my 401.