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In Reply to: Static problems with LP12 posted by DevillEars on December 14, 2005 at 08:43:47:
I switched to a Herbie's mat on my LP12. Otherwise put some moisture in the house (the same room as the TT if possible). I love winter here in the midwest, but it keeps the heater or fireplace going most all day, so I even stopped using the bathroom fan when the shower is on. Also, there's less static after using the RCM."If it ain't music, it might as well be a barkin' dog"
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Standard "Way Excellent Turntable Mat" (1.96mm thick)
or
de Luxe "Way Excellent Turntable Mat" (2.75mm thick)I can't find any reference to how thick the standard Linn felt matt is and whether or not I will need to adjust VTA.
Any further suggestions welcome... :-)
Thx
DE
"Don't roll those blood-shot eyes at me!"
I use the standard one. I tried a Ringmat too but the sound was so bright my ears bled for a couple of days ;-))
"If it ain't music, it might as well be a barkin' dog"
Herbie's mat is "Way Excellent" on my LP12, as is the donut mat with the skin. The felt mat is a static generating beast and doesn't sound that good either.
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