Description
- Turntable Platter Mat for More Nuanced Sound: This record mat lets you hear music exactly how the artist intended. Thoughtfully constructed record player mat for your high-fidelity listening. The cork material greatly reduces static buildup and offers warmer audio quality due to smoother contact of the stylus to the records grooves.
- Vinyl Platter Record Player Slipmat Built for Better Sound: Enjoy neutral sound quality with improved dynamics, thanks to your new cork record slipmat. With this vinyl cork mat, your LPs get extra protection, damped resonance, reduced static load, and tighter bass response.
- Cork Turntable Mat for All Types of Record Players: We designed each vinyl slipmat with utmost precision and an intent to make your listening experience significantly better. The vinyl cork mat is 1/8\" thick and 11-3/8\" wide. Designed and crafted from proprietary cork composite that fits all kinds of turntables. Also comes in a secure and scratch-resistant packaging.
- Designed in NY, Crafted Amidst Strictest Audiophile Standards: Check out your new turntable slipmat pair made from non-conductive cork material and compliant with RIAA specifications. Each is built for less noise, no dust, and precise fit. We also offer cork rubber turntable mat, acrylic, Swiss leather, felt, and silicone variants for the ideal setup geared for optimal playback.
- High Fidelity Audio Accessories for Elevated Listening Experience: Our products are the result of a close collaboration between musicians, engineers, producers, designers, and Hi-Fi enthusiasts. Our turntable mats and the rest of our offerings aim to share the passion for music NYC instilled in us to all fellow audiophiles worldwide.
Proudly designed and developed in America by Hudson Hi-Fi, CoRkErY provides an unparalleled Cork slipmat alternative. How do turntable mats influence sound? The interaction between the record and the surface can be tracked very easily by the sensitivity of a cartridge. Felt mats provide contact between records and platter with the disadvantage of static. That means felt mats often collect a lot of dust which can be then transferred to the record. Also the damping ability is limited which can be a problem with metal platters. Thick rubber mats over damp the record and have an isolation effect leaving the static on the record and hearable noise clicks as a result. Leather and Cork are two different but very interesting options to upgrade sound quality. Resonances are damped more effectively than felt, they keep dust away and they have also enough contact to avoid static. What is better depends on taste and the actual platter design. Turntable mats can make vinyl sound clearer with greater separation and detail. Both cork and rubber are known to dampen and absorb unwanted vibration, Hudson Hi-Fi\'s CoRkErY composite cork/rubber mat works remarkably on turntables, particularly on steel and lightweight turntable platters, due to its highly non-resonant properties. Diameter: 11.375\" just slightly smaller than a standard LP Thickness: 1/8\".