TAZstudiopremium slipmat - Cork Turntable Mat [4mm Thick] for Better Sound Support on Vinyl LP Record Player - cork mat Original Geometric Design Psychedelic Geometric ANALOG ART

Comme déjà mentionné en anglais par une autre personne, j'ai reçu le produit avec le trou central légèrement décentré. OU peut-être que c'est la découpe qui n'est pas parfaitement ronde ?Cela fait que ça tourne un peu ''ovale'' mais rien de grave.La qualité est très bonne (le liège et l'encre du motif) et l'épaisseur (4mm) est parfaite pour ma table AT-LP120xPas de statique et bonne qualité du son à comparer avec le couvre plateau d'origine en ''tissu/laine'' ou ceux en ''rubber''Je recommande !

I cant speak to a difference in sound quality, but the design looks absolutely amazing. It was a bit too bright for my tastes, but after putting an acrylic plattermat on top (and adjusting the vertical height of the tonearm), it looks amazingThe mat is nice and thick, and will be browsing other designs for my other turntables!EDIT:After a year and a half, the mat still looks like new. I have noticed a dramatic reduction in static, and bass does seem a little clearer with it. I would say this is a solid upgrade if you either have static issues, or a direct drive turntable. It does help! Just make sure your tone arm sits level and your spindle is tall enough, this mat is thick! (Was a bit too thick to use on my oneby1, but fits well on my at1240 and id imagine on a at 120)

The hole in the middle is not centered so the whole mat is wobbling from side to side about a quarter inch when the table is turning. And fore shure it is not anti-static.

Anti-static my rear end... don't waste your money

The cork material has definitely cut down on the static electricity, and popping and cracking of the music. Well worth the money.