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In Reply to: Acrylic platter tribulations posted by KT88 on December 17, 2005 at 12:26:08:
Yes, but acrylic is much closer, resonant property-wise, to vinyl and therefore is more effective in helping to drain away stylus induced resonance in the LP, particularly if the LP is clamped to the acrylic platter/mat. I find just the opposite in regards to smearing, i.e., acrylic is far better than glass/metal platters in this regard. For instance, when I switched the glass platter on my Planar 3 to an acrylic platter, a veil was lifted from the music, particularly the upper midrange/lower treble region.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Acrylic platter tribulations - HenryH 13:58:35 12/17/05 (7)
- assumptions - KT88 15:09:55 12/17/05 (6)
- only one of us is wrong - Mark Kelly 17:33:45 12/17/05 (5)
- That is not the described scenario though. - KT88 09:15:32 12/18/05 (0)
- Re: only one of us is wrong - HenryH 02:28:28 12/18/05 (3)
- Viscous absorbtion - Mark Kelly 02:54:08 12/18/05 (2)
- Re: Viscous absorbtion - trial and error? - tketcham 07:52:44 12/18/05 (0)
- Re: Viscous absorbtion - HenryH 04:15:52 12/18/05 (0)
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