Turntable Accesories

Individual colours give your turntable a very special appearance. 

Turntable mats have been always a big discussion how they influence the sound. The interaction between the record and the surface can be tracked very easily by the supersensitivity of a good pick up cartridge.  Common felt mats give a smooth contact between record and platter but has the disadvantage with static. That means that feltmats often collect a lot of dust which can be then transfered to the record. Also the damping ability is very limited which can be a problem with metal platters. Thick rubbermats overdamp the record and have an isolation effect which leaves the static on the record and hearable noise clicks are the result.  Leather and Cork are 2 different but very interesting options to upgrade the sound quality. Resonances Are damped more effectively than felt, they keep dust away and they have also enough contactivity to avoid static.  What is better depends on taste and the actual platter design.A very costeffectiv way to improve the sound and have less noise by static and dust. You can hear a difference!  

Dust protection cover. Crystal clear acrylic cover for turntables   4 models protect turntable and needle  Weight: 4,3kg Outside dimensions: 525 x 290 x 425mmInside dimensions: 515 x 285 x 415mm

Clear acrylic dust cover, suitable for smaller Pro-Ject turntables.Weight: 2,9kg Outside dimensions: 460 x 225 x 365mmInside dimensions: 450 x 220 x 355mm

The TT-AM replaces a turntable's factory slipmat with a rigid acrylic mat. Acrylic has a stiffness close to that of vinyl, so the record rests on a surface that does not resonate along with it. Less platter resonance Kanto designed the mat to damp platter vibration and resonance. With less energy returning to the stylus, the manufacturer describes the result as a cleaner sound and a tighter low end. A steady hold, less dust The flat acrylic surface holds the record firmly in place and reduces static, and with it the dust that clings to vinyl. A recess at the centre clears the record label. It suits 12-inch platters and works at 33⅓ and 45 RPM.

The TT-CRM is a turntable mat made from a blend of cork and rubber. Cork damps vibration while rubber adds mass and grip, so the record sits steadily on the platter. A quieter surface The blend of the two materials absorbs unwanted energy returning from the platter to the stylus. According to the manufacturer this translates into a quieter background and a more stable presentation. No static, no slipping Unlike felt, cork does not build up a static charge and does not cling to the record when you lift it. It suits 12-inch platters and works at 33⅓ and 45 RPM.

A set of 20 outer sleeves for 12-inch records. The clear sleeves protect the cover from dust, scuffs, creases and fading, without hiding the artwork. For single and double albums They fit single and double 12-inch records, gatefold editions included.

A set of 20 inner sleeves for 12-inch records, in poly-lined paper, white. Less static, less wear The lining reduces static and protects the record surface from the fine scuffing plain paper leaves behind. Easy to use They have a label window and cut corners, so the record slides in and out without catching.

Composed of a digital scale, a spirit level, an antistatic brush and a cell cleaner, the Elipson accessory pack includes all the tools needed to properly maintain and adjust a vinyl turntable.

Turntable mats have been always a big discussion how they influence the sound. The interaction between the record and the surface can be tracked very easily by the supersensitivity of a good pick up cartridge.  Common felt mats give a smooth contact between record and platter but has the disadvantage with static. That means that feltmats often collect a lot of dust which can be then transfered to the record. Also the damping ability is very limited which can be a problem with metal platters. Thick rubbermats overdamp the record and have an isolation effect which leaves the static on the record and hearable noise clicks are the result.  Leather and Cork are 2 different but very interesting options to upgrade the sound quality. Resonances Are damped more effectively than felt, they keep dust away and they have also enough contactivity to avoid static.  What is better depends on taste and the actual platter design.A very costeffectiv way to improve the sound and have less noise by static and dust. You can hear a difference!  

The Elipson Aluminium adaptator allows the playback of 45 rpm records on a vinyl turntable. Once placed on the central rotation axis, it offers perfect centering of 45 rpm vinyl records.

The Arran NorStone ground cable has been optimized to minimize distortion and limit electromagnetic interference. Technical Specifications: Structure: Copper OFC 99.999% Finish: Black PVC sheath Quantity/box: 1 Type: Plastic bag Dimensions (W x H x D) >/=2m : 170 x 170 x 50mm

An essential element of the turntable drive system, the belt transmits the rotation of the motor to the platter and contributes to the quality of disc playback. Dimensions:Ø47 x L3mmWeight :5g