High Mass 760 gram Steel for Vibration Damping (RW03)
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SUPERIOR VIBRATION DAMPING
Securely couple your records to your turntable with the additional weight of the high mass steel stabilizer reducing unwanted vibrations from transferring to the stylus
KEEP YOUR RECORDS FLAT
Assists with leveling the record surface on warped or imperfect records for better playback by improving the contact between the record and platter
ROTATIONAL SPEED STABILIZATION
The additional mass of the record weight can increase the inertia of a platter to achieve a more consistent speed resulting in reduced wow and flutter
ANTIRESONANT RUBBERIZED FINISH
Coated in an insulating rubber layer further protecting against vibrations with a velvet base that gently protects your record labels
ENGINEERED FOR ENTHUSIASTS
Precision cut out of solid steel weighing in at 760 grams (26.8 ounces), ergonomically designed for easy gripping and compatible with all standard turntable spindles
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4.6
18% of customers recommend this product
Top customer reviews
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Should have bought sooner! 0 people found this helpfulExcellent addition to my RT85. Helps will older records.
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Hefty! 0 people found this helpfulGood quality stabilizer with some heft! It does help with slightly warped vinyl especially with the lighter weight LP's. Not sure I would want to use it with a budget belt driven table.
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If you want a stabilizer this is the one. 0 people found this helpfulThis thing is HEAVY and it definitely holds down warped vinyl. Sound is also more consistent and any slippage against the acrylic platter is eliminated. I have another cheaper and lighter stabilizer that’s nowhere as good. Just save your pennies for this one.
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GREATLY improves DETAIL if you have ACRYLIC platter 0 people found this helpfulI have the Fluance RT85 Acrylic Platter w/ Nagaota MP110 cartridge (bought from Fluance thru Amazon) and fell in love with my 20-30 year old vinyl after I had my records in storage for at least 10 years since my old Turntable broke and CD's got popular.BUT... as I got back into vinyl for the last 6 months (bought all the new cleaning toys, sprays, brushes etc), I noticed that my records would 'slip' on the acrylic platter occasionally when I lightly applied the carbon fiber brush to remove light dust and electrostatic whatever. Then, if I decided to spritz a record brush with cleaner fluid and VERY LIGHTY let it drag on the rotating record, it would almost always slip against the acrylic and the record would slide on the platter until I lifted the pressure to almost nothing.I NEW THIS IS NOT GOOD. (I normally do a GOOD spray cleaning on the counter on microfiber towels but sometimes I want to do a light cleaning while the record is spinning). A rubber platter would certainly not do this, a cork platter mat would probably not do this... but the acrylic platter looks AWESOME but it's a hard surface and the vinyl does not stick well to it. Sorry, I wish I could say it somehow is better, but no.. it just LOOKS AWESOME and that's ok.So I bought this QUALITY record weight, its hole is dead center (I measured it) and it DOES NOT inhibit closing the Fluance TT cover. It is very shallow and wide and heavy.SOUND CHANGES: I kept playing the some 30 second pieces with and without the weight and this was what I found on my good and high quality, flat records:1-NEW sounds!!! I listened to Grover Washington Jr Winelight without the weight and would pic out faint instruments that would become very clear and even pronounced with the weight.2-More 'space' or 'room' in the song3-The base is 'tighter' NOT bigger or louder or deeper (sorry bass-heads)4-See number 1 above: I can't emphasize enough how much cleared most instruments come through and some are totally new that I didn't even hear before.REASON: I assume that the vinyl record against the hard acrylic platter had a slightly uneven contact that caused resonance that was picked up by the needle and it 'warmed' or rounded the bass or lower notes and the mid sounds and other nuanced instruments got lost, or drowned out.Conclusion: If I had a cork mat or leather or some rubber, I may not have heard a difference, but I paid extra for the nice clear acrylic platter so if you have the same thing, you need this weight. It's been fun re-listening to my vinyl again with this weight on.
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weight stabilizer 0 people found this helpfulThis record weight stabilizer helps keep my record from skipping when people walk to close to my turntable and also helps to play slightly warped records. I love my Fluance system and this weight gives me the courage to play vinyl I would never play do to slight warping. Good luck