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In Reply to: RE: Wonder if a light thin mat is right for the Denon's light alloy platter. posted by Dreamcatcher on April 5, 2012 at 10:03:46:
with your knuckle, you will hear what I mean. The stylus in the groove causes a resonance in the vinyl which is transferred to the platter. A heavy or well damped mat prevents or reduces the resonance reaching the platter and also damps that resonance from coming back into the vinyl. This resonance can smear imaging and reduce low level detail. For the light alloy platter on the Denon, I'd use one of the thicker Herbies mats or just stick with the heavy rubber mat that came with the Denon, which is what I did.
I use Herbies mats on my Thorens TD-150 and Technics SL-150.
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Follow Ups
- Ringing is a resonance in the platter. If you rap on a bare alloy platter - Opus 104 11:04:55 04/05/12 (6)
- RE: Ringing is a resonance in the platter. If you rap on a bare alloy platter - Dreamcatcher 23:15:37 04/05/12 (5)
- As far as tubes for the Yaqin, if you want a warmer, richer sound, - Opus 104 05:24:21 04/06/12 (4)
- RE: As far as tubes for the Yaqin, if you want a warmer, richer sound, - Dreamcatcher 12:19:39 04/06/12 (2)
- No tools needed. The tube towers just push down and twist a bit and pull off. - Opus 104 13:05:35 04/06/12 (1)
- RE: No tools needed. The tube towers just push down and twist a bit and pull off. - Dreamcatcher 13:41:30 04/06/12 (0)
- RE: As far as tubes for the Yaqin, if you want a warmer, richer sound, - Dreamcatcher 11:40:19 04/06/12 (0)
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