iron audio mat

No, sorry, I don't remember, except that the reviews (some of them more in the nature of casual remarks than reviews) were on the web and that I found them by googling around.

are these threads not for the free-flowing and open exchange of ideas? it has always perplexed and intrigued me how this process so agitates some. i believe audiogon already moderates the threads. perhaps they are hiring--i cannot say.

that said, the age-old advice of stopping, breathing deeply and counting to ten really does work to derail rigid, judgemental, reactive thinking. that, and listening to some ben harper with a hot cup 'o decaf....

What Raul said. I just added the AT mat to my Micro Seiki turntable, replacing a pure copper platter. The build quality of this item is beyond my expectations for a "tweek" platter mat. It is solid, not too heavy, "dead" and precisely engineered. I wouldn't characterize the benefit as earth shattering, but it does improve playback. If it matters, the price is easy on the wallet. As Raul said, this item is out of production, so the challenge is finding one to buy. I have owned a few TTs, and looked at many platter mats. Most look like toys compared to the Audio Technica.

What a rediculous recommend, sounds like metal. Why you want Turntable for? CD is good enough...