PRO SPIN Blue Acrylic Turntable Mat - Platter Slipmat for 12" Vinyl Vintage Record Player - Antistatic Cover, Reduces Noise & Sounds from Static & Dust - Tighter Bass Quality, Record Player Mat

beautiful sound, makes my records stand out so much

This has really helped with making my vinyls POP. I will say, though, I get static on my vinyl about every time I use it. Other than that, it’s a great addition to my corner

PROS: arrived perfect, placed it and it instantly made a difference on how my clear/opaque vinyls look. boosts color, adds some sound quality, and works fantastic. i don’t believe this is a necessity, as vinyls sound good with other versions of different slipmats, but this is a steal for the price point and quality.CONS: honestly, it’s a bit slippery, so be careful when placing the needle back where it belongs. or i could just be clumsy. minor inconvenience, so i still put it at 5 stars.

4/5 stars is an incredibly nitpicky score for this item -- but hey, vinyl fans can be nitpicky people, so you deserve the truth on this one :)All in all, if you're like me, and just want to casually listen to your collected records in good quality without wrecking them -- and want them to look nice on the platter -- this is all you need! It sounds good, it's not thick enough to distort the angle of your tonearm, and it looks great with an empty platter, and even better with a translucent record.In terms of antistatic, it's better than a felt mat, not as good as cork. I keep my space at about 45% humidity, and I can still feel a slight bit of static cling when I pick some records up off the platter. And, over the last year, I have noticed that the platter isn't 100% flat anymore. It's certainly not enough warp to affect the sound, but it's worth keeping an eye on if you're particular about that kind of thing.Again - for the price, give it a shot. You'll probably be pleasantly surprised!

I got it mainly to use with the suitcase turntable to stabilize and keep the records from warping over time, since the platter is not large enough to support the 12" records. It also helps prevent lint on record vs the felt mat. Did try it on a Sony and noticed no static or pops vs the OEM rubber mat. May need to get a second one.

As a regular vinyl listener, I bought this to see if it would make a difference when listening to older vinyl - as in muffle some of the static. It does on my turntable, so I'm satisfies with the purchase. Nice quality, good price.

Well, I love it! I went for this as it claimed that it offers a tighter bass. I like a punchy bass. 90% of my collection is jazz and i like the sound the upright bass brings to the music. So I turned the bass up all the way on my receiver and cranked my woofer to where it starts to hums on the rubber mat. Not fully, but it was up there. I figured this was the easiest way to truly see. I have a polk 10 inch subwoofer and it can get muddy quick with my bassy albums or it can hum and I have to turn it down low. Played Alice Coltrane’s blue nile and if you know her music, the bass is there heavy already. I tell you what, the muddy bass is not a problem. The bass is clearly tighter and no hum as it is with my rubber mat unless i take it too far. I feel like the sound is more balanced and like others have said, my table spins more level. I have a technics changer table so i have to leave the rubber mat on or use an album weight. Because of the odd way the spindle is seated. There is an audible difference and I feel i can hear more nuances in the music, improving my listening experience. Especially on older albums without deep groves. I will be getting a white one for my translucent special editions. Get it you cant go wrong. I may try a thicker more expensive one just to see if it matters. Then return it 🤪 or keep it if there is a significant difference or eliminates the need for an album weight. I will keep you posted.

At first i thought it was warped. Turned it over and was fine. Probably my fault and not paying attention. Have had zero slip and it looks good. The outer edge does catch light and has the "glow effect." now i want other colors. it replaced a old rubber mat on a 40 year old technics turntable

It's ok, doesn't sit flat on turntable platter sadly however. Record weight helps slightly ...

Se ve muy bien y además ayuda bastante a estabilizar el disco mientras gira, lo recomiendo ampliamente. Me gustaría que viniera en un empaque más protegido, ya que pudo haberse dañando en el tránsito

1) LooksThe acrylic white mat is beautiful to look at on it’s own but especially with clear vinyls. An upgrade to felt or cork in every way.2) Ease of useNo more messy disk change, the acrylic mat stay on the platter not on the disk! Prevent unfortunate accidents and just for that is worth the price.3) Static controlStatic is still present with the acrylic mat but is less of an issue especially if you use an anti static brush on every listening.4) Sound qualityI was skeptic about this one but I have to acknowledge that, at least in my case, the sound is more precise especially in the bottom end. A nice surprise.5) Build qualityThe mat is well made, straight and without imperfections. A quality product at a very reasonable price.A very nice upgrade for my turntable for just 30$!

Trust me when I say get this product it is so good and makes an extreme difference in the colour of your vinyls when your playing them as shown above with the second picture being this white slipmat and the other a plain black one. It fits perfectly and is overall a great product!

I’ve bought acrylic plates that didn’t fit at all, this one is a great fit if you have the AT-LP60X. Don’t hesitate if you’re looking to upgrade your vinyl experience.