Viborg Record Weight Stabilizer Turntable Review

This item looks good, it's 280g as advertised but it says it has liquid on top to act as a spirit level, it arrived with no liquid in it, So if you're just looking for a good weight this will work, but not for alignment

The weight came full and the bubble gauge wasn't empty as other people have complained. I didn't like the copper color, it doesn't match the aluminum finish of my turntable. I also don't know if it's heavy enough to smooth out a warped record, but it weighs about a pound.

My notes are kept incredibly neat and always kept vertical. But that still hasn't gotten me rid of that tiny wobble my vinyl has. It was hard enough. I ended up sending it back and making my own, which works much better. Other than that, it's a beautiful thing, and the color and compass are amazing.

love this weight, for a level weight and it looks great. I wanted black after seeing a friends photo. It was sold out so I bought another brand in black. Very similar, but Viborg's bubble color is better than the other brand. You won't be disappointed in either silver or black.

Very useful; Good weight for an item, it appears to be accurately modeled and built, no sharp edges, but the seller sent me the wrong color (ordered gold, received black). I don't want to send it back to China. UPDATE -- The seller contacted me and offered to fix the issue. Thanks very much! FURTHER UPDATE -- Seller has sent a replacement that matches the order - Seller has proven to be extremely responsive and dedicated to customer service. I am very satisfied with my treatment and this…

First of all, the packaging looked as if someone had already opened it. Maybe I got someone's refund. Then I noticed that there were no bubbles in the level. There was no liquid in it! No alcohol, no water, no alcohol, no level. Well, just for fun, I tried the fit on my rebuildable spindle and it was good, not too tight or loose, but nice and snug. However, the stroboscopic lines used to check velocity with a 60 Hz neon lamp were not concentric with the center. They swayed from side to side…