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Collaro Audio White Precision Turntable Mat
The Collaro Audio white precision cloth turntable mat is identical in manufacture to the Rega NAIA mat, branded with the Collaro Audio logo in gunmetal grey, and is produced with Rega’s full approval.
The mat is a woven 100% wool construction and lies perfectly flat on the platter. The logo is printed on a white layer on one side, so if you’d prefer to use it logo side downwards, the visible print-through is reduced to a minimum. The sonic benefit of the Collaro mat over a standard compressed felt mat has to be heard to be believed.
Acoustical Systems SMARTstylus
- The first of its kind
- Allows super accurate cartridge set up
- VTA, azimuth & SRA (stylus rake angle)
- A must have vinyl accessory
- Download the manual here
MCRU Knosti Mk II Record Cleaning System
Collaro Audio Precision Black Turntable Mat
HEXMAT Molekula Record Weight
Hexmat Zero Isolation Feet
From the makers of the Eclipse and yellow bird turntable mat comes a new design of isolation footer called Zero.
Available in a set of 3 (a 4th can be added if required) with various load ratings from 1kg to 30kg (combined load of equipment being placed on the feet).
Sold in a set of 3 for £360
3 different load ratings
1-6kg
5-15kg
10-30kg
Nagaoka JT-80 LB MM Cartridge
Nagaoka is a world-famous manufacturer of record needles, celebrating its 80th anniversary this year. The MP cartridge, which has been used around the world for many years, has been redesigned and the new MM cartridges JT-80/JT-1210 have been released. We will continue to support the analog record culture that will be loved by record lovers all over the world.
The MCRU PWC Record Stabilizer
The MCRU PWC record stabilizer design has its roots in a problem that arose 25 years ago in the age of making sensitive mechanical hard drives to save datastreams correctly under the vibration spectrum of a hovering military helicopter.
Tests were carried out to damp rotor frequency vibration using polymers supporting a plate to which the drives were fitted, and adjusting the mass of the plate until vibration at the rotor frequency (rotor rpm and number of blades) was successfully nulled. The combination of mass and polymer Shore hardness and density created a mechanical filter which absorbed the vibration effectively and was broader in spectrum than expected, due to the mass of the plate.
