🔘 FEMELI Record Weight Stabilizer - Low Profile Turntable Weight Clamps for Vinyl Disc LP Record Players, Silver Review

This record weight made a big impression. I recently bought a new belt drive turntable, but I've had a lot of tracking issues, especially on recent runs. There are a few records that I'm convinced are just plain bad, but other than that my collection has completely stopped the little omissions I was dealing with. I didn't have to stick nickel tape on the trailing arm (which didn't help with my problems anyway). This keeps the vinyl from moving or shaking and now I can really enjoy my vinyl…

If you have a cheap record player like those sold under the Crosley and Victrola names, never use it. On less expensive turntables, the weight of this product puts unnecessary stress on the turntable's drive system and can cause damage. We often play records of all shapes and sizes in our studio, but our turntables are QRK commercial turntables. From Bakelite 78 RPM records from the 1940's to newer thick 78 RPM vinyl records, this weight stabilizer works wonders to bring out the finer nuances…

RonXer is an affordable way to fairly flatten vinyl records with little distortion. Upon closer inspection, you'll find that nearly all records aren't perfectly flat (including 180 gram vinyl), which can result in inaccurate sound and/or extra surface noise during playback. My direct drive turntable is an entry-level model, so I decided to start by replacing the rubber mat with an acrylic platter, which gave the music noticeably more detail. I later decided to add a platter clamp as well to see

I recently got my mother's old records as a gift and I've noticed that they've all warped a bit over the years. I bought this product to stabilize old records and some of my new records that were warped when they arrived. sliding mat. The second picture was taken right after charging and as you can see there was no space left immediately! Pros: - Perfect weight, I could actually see the curved plate stabilizing right after touchdown! - Fits under the cover of my audio. Turntable Technica so I…

I admit that I was a bit skeptical about the real use of stabilizers, so I decided to try one of the cheaper varieties first. If you don't have old records and mainly use heavy 180g records, you don't need the Femeli Record Weight Stabilizer (or any other stabilizer). However, if you have old vinyl records or lighter vinyl records, the stabilizer will significantly affect stability and sound quality. I have an old JVC QL-Y5F table with an electromagnetic servo tonearm which is already…