
Originally Posted by
nuff
I have been very lucky in getting 1 of Petes Acrylic platters.
Pete was kind enough to let me try his and said if I like it I can then buy it.
I’m not the greatest in sharing thoughts on how the improvements sound but I would like to say Yes this has made quite a big difference to my ears. Don't get me wrong, It sounded excellent before and I love watching the gold weights spinning around but I do like to try improving things further.
The music playback seems to have all been pulled together and tightened. The bass was great before but now it seems very solid.
I did have to adjust the speed slightly but thats nothing.
In the next few months I will trial a few different mats. I have a cork/Nitrile, Plain cork and a leather mat to try. I’ll also try Petes recommendation of a rubber mat.
I just want to say a big thank you Pete! I’m very very happy with my new Gyrodec and I look forward to trying out some of your Pylons in the future.
Heres a few pics with the platter in place.
IMG_3323 by
Nathan Rose, on Flickr
IMG_3319 by
Nathan Rose, on Flickr
IMG_3318 by
Nathan Rose, on Flickr
IMG_3321 by
Nathan Rose, on Flickr
Deck looks fabulous. I'm pleased the platter is doing the business...I'm using the Anniversary Ringmat, which just seems to work on my deck..have fun playing with other mats, but I have a feeling you will like myself, keep going back to the Ringmat..atb...Alan..
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