iron audio mat

Raul,
The initiator of this thread did not ask about your turntable mat, rather the Iron Audio. Please stay on topic.

Dear Couger: Unfortunatelly you only can buy second hand, it's out of production. Btw, I own three of them that I use in my TTs.

This metal mat outperforms any rubber/acrlyc mat.

It gives you: firm and clear low bass performance, " clean " high frecuencies ( you can feel that this frecuency range is more extended ), you can have less distortions all over the sound, so you can literally have " more clean music " , you can " see " through the music.

If you can find it use it along with the Basis clamp. Nothing comes close but the vaccum hold down record Audio technica mat.

Regards and enjoy the music.
Raul.

Dear Judy: I'm sorry to disturb you. I'm only trying to help to our friend.

Regards and enjoy the music.
Raul.

Judy,lighten up!There are times when we can gain further insight,into a related subject,when the topic sways a bit.There are always those who will answer queries in a straight forward manner,but Raul is ALWAYS well intended,and sometimes brings a differing viewpoint that may be considered, by some open minded music lovers,which I'm sure you truly are. We may not always agree,but often,things are learned.That's a good thing,to me.Best regards!

The Iron Audio mat is made of acrylic, and it is indeed still being made, at least according to the Iron Audio website (http://www.ironaudio.com/). I have had no experience with it, but several months back I read what I remember as conflicting reviews of it--not surprising, as any tweak is going to have variable effects depending upon the system it's put into.