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RECORD PUCK E
This new record puck ensures a secure fit between record and turntable. With the two different finishes, black painted and polished silver, it perfectly fits the design of of our turntables. Record pucks use weight to secure a playing vinyl record ag...
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Specifications
- Material Aluminium (Black painted or natural silver)
- Diameter 78mm
- Height 16mm
- Weight 190g
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Pro-Ject Record Puck E For Turntables
This new record puck ensures a secure fit between record and turntable. With the two different finishes, black painted and polished silver, it perfectly fits the design of of our turntables. Record pucks use weight to secure a playing vinyl record against the turntable platter. By holding the two together, the sound performance of the turntable will improve, in timing and depth of sound. With a weight of 190 grams, this puck is perfect for smaller turntables in order not to burden the turntable bearing and to prevent an increase in rumbling.
Check the spindle height: The spindle height with applied record shall not exceed 10,5mm
Check the spindle height: The spindle height with applied record shall not exceed 10,5mm
Specifications
General
Material
Aluminium (Black painted or natural silver)
Dimensions
Diameter
78mm
Height
16mm
Weight
190g
Pro-Ject
Pro-Ject was founded in 1991, during the onslaught of the compact disc and CD players, with the mission to offer the best analogue experience for reasonable prices. In a time where the digital audio media had been on the rise, and vinyl was declared as outdated and dead, Heinz Lichtenegger kept his belief in the simple but best way to enjoy music – turntables.
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Pro-Ject
Pro-Ject was founded in 1991, during the onslaught of the compact disc and CD players, with the mission to offer the best analogue experience for reasonable prices. In a time where the digital audio media had been on the rise, and vinyl was declared as outdated and dead, Heinz Lichtenegger kept his belief in the simple but best way to enjoy music – turntables.
Find out more about Pro-Ject