Record mats for vintage tts


What record mats have been found to work best with vintage tts, like Garrard 301/401, Lenco L75, Technics SP10, Denon, Sony, etc? Those tts almost all sported rubber mats that were said to have been specifically designed for the respective platters. I wonder if indeed that holds up in the modern era, where we have such a wide choice of after-market mats. I've been going back and forth between a Herbie's and a Boston Audio Mat 1 on my Lenco and can't quite decide which is best in my system. The stock Lenco mat is very decent sounding, too.
lewm
I have had two different Herbie's mats on two different TTs. A standard Herbie's replaced the felt mat on an older LP12 and his thickest mat has now replaced a rubber mat on my LT-30. I just picked up (here on Audiogon) a vintage (year not use) EON Isolation mat. It seems like it has layers of isolation with a thin cork-type top layer. I can't use it because it isn't thick enough and suggests the use of a record clamp with it. If you're interested in it, email me. otherwise, I strongly suggest Herbie's mats.
Hi Lew, we use the Oracle mat for the model 208. Its a hellava lot better than the stock mat. The best mats were made by Warren Gehl of ARC some 20 years ago. They were pricy and hard to make, but they worked beautifully. Once you've heard one, you know what I say they are the best. Not many were made, and they typically take about $800-$1K when they turn up.