Viborg LP628B Record Weight Black 60HZ 280G LP Disc Stabilizer Turntable Level Vinyl Clamp HiFi (60Hz Review

This product is as described, remember that as you add weight to your turntable, just like adding a group of passengers to a car it will be different and possibly even drive more smoothly speed bumps at the lower exit. The same goes for turntables, you really need to test and see the difference the extra weight makes on the disc hanger and adjust where necessary to take full advantage of this stabilizer.

If you're looking for weights for your turntable, this is the product for you. It does what it's supposed to do and adds weight to your turntable. The quality of the item is pretty good, it's heavy as it should be and as advertised. Note, however, that these are not clamps. Basically they just sit on top of your vinyl (on the spindle). This differs from a clamp, which essentially clamps the spindle to hold your vinyl flat on the platter. I'm just writing this to make sure people understand the…

I think I'm an audiophile amateur. I have a Rega P5 player mounted on a Quadraspire shelf that is wall mounted. (You can check them out to make sure they're both high quality.) They both play really well on vinyl. I thought. Using the weight of a Viborg record, I was pleasantly surprised at how earthy my records turned out. I've heard that a record weight helps, but I had no idea there would be such a noticeable difference. It was a great purchase. The bubble level built into the top is a great

A very nicely made record washer - quality aluminum construction and an attractive black finish. The 10 ounce weight is perfect for my needs (unlike other 16 ounce washers) as it doesn't overload the suspension of my Thorens TD160 turntable. Despite the lower weight, it fixes the record securely on the disc. The shim is designed to dampen the resonance coming from the pickup mechanically following the groove of the record and this shim really improves the sound of my records. Sure, heavier…

Finally I could compare the look of the strobe dial to the venerable Rec-O-Cut dial I used. While the Viborg patterns indicated I was very slow (this was not confirmed by my ears), the Rec-O-Kut pattern was very stable and was on-the-money at 33 1/3 60 Hz. Viewing the weight from a point at the level of the platter's surface, a lateral rocking was observed that was several thousandths of the deflection about the platter axis that can be felt when holding the weight adjust. The porthole level…

Excellent alloy finish, excellent quality underside lining and unit (overall) in excellent condition. The only problem with the particular device I received is that it is not balanced. The first picture I provide shows that the bubble is not exactly centered. For a while I thought my turntable was slightly tilted, but upon closer inspection of the stabilizer I noticed a couple of short raised lines under the felt. The second image shows me pointing to an area where you can feel the raised…

This item is good overall and works well for its intended purpose. The bubble level is an added bonus. I'm only giving it 4 stars because the flash markings are completely wrong. Each label set is labeled "60-33" and "60-45". One might assume that 60 means use with a mains powered strobe in a country with a mains frequency of 60 Hz (like USA and Canada). They are actually advertised as 60Hz on Revain. After tests with other devices, I suspect that the marking actually applies to countries with…

good - no difference in sound - I use this with my AT LP120XUSB - it doesn't add wow or flutter. It mainly works on entries that are slightly deformed - like concave or convex. If it is a serious malformation, nothing will help. I recently replaced the felt mat that came with my audio gear with an acrylic mat - one of my 80's records was a bit warped - when I used my carbon fiber brush it slipped a bit on the acrylic mat so I bought this weight/stabilizer/ record clip and he was holding it in…