I see that albums are supported on the outside as well as the center to isolate vibration. Is this a problem when playing 45 singles? Flip the mat?
1416899
Haven't played 45's, only 33.3's. As Kerry said, you can lift out the little center cork disc, but try leaving it in place, too. You may not notice any difference.I'd tried different kinds of feet for my turntable to kill muddiness and resonance and at high volume I heard turntable rumble. This mat solved all 3 issues for me. Sometimes the low-tech solutions are the most effective.
1416900
The mat has a removable center piece. When removed, the 45 can sit flat. The outer supports are outside the 7" diameter of a 45 so they are not in play either. This is a very good mat and well worth the price.
1416901
I have only played one 45 on it. I just played it as i would a 33. No issues with tracking or sound quality.
904107
The desktop 4 in 1 is fine once the cabinet is somewhat stabilized with files . Otherwise you will get some vibration. I put a nonslip mat on top of mines and then the machine. No problems.
1039544
A new set of "brushes" makes it hard to rotate a 190 or 200 gram Disc but not really a problem on the 180. You just need to cautious and observant. I have not had any LP's ruined as yet nor damaged.
1901700
This is super unstable. I'm a classic piano player. You can't hit the keyboard hard while playing. I can't recommend this. You should choose stand made by keyboard producer. I bought Yamaha stand after I found this can't be used even for basic use.
1113179
No not at all. Unless you adjust it like that. It's at it most sturdy ness when it opened all the way. How I have my set up the legs opening is not stretched all the way out because then it would be I the walk way. So it's perfect for how I use it. It's great stand for pianos & DJ turntables
861480
It's not very stable, if you are putting heavy equipment on it, its not going to hold up, get something else, something with casters (wheels), maybe like a rack case musicians use.
2257032
oh yeah,it seems poorly designed.We decided to leave them off.Either put components or albums,dvd,etc. to hide the exposed wiring.The stand is very sturdy and looks great.J Murphy
437207
No. A sound barrier, like mass loaded vinyl, would help some but you would still have vibrations.
1224732
No I find them to be unstable with the Yamaha hs80s. If the floor is even slightly uneven, they wobble. I've knocked a speaker off the stand about 3 times in a year.
1537631
my system is very not stable, I am afraid to use it at all, it sways from side to side, I would tell you to look at another model that is more firm...
1204839
Yes, it sounds as if it is broken. Both sides must work together to shuffle.
1118770
I have these wall mounted in a 5x5 walk in closet converted to a digital studio. If they are correctly positioned at the (sweet spot) listener, I see no point in bouncing them.
1967411
Play it safe and send it back. What is the source of the music? Is it on all tracks by all artists? I don't have any problems with mine.
1794669
I think there's something wrong with wheels. I suggest you to check with the seller. The wheels with move together when the music is on as mine.
192622
I tried my t70p with my dac. For hotel California, the first 10seconds there is only a guitar which should on the right. So it is not unbalanced.
1370542
That is what I would do. It is tight to prevent the support arm from moving, and thus falling over. I had no reason to adjust it, as it works well on top of my piano.
2134492
Can't relax, no balance....Needed shorter stand to lower balance point...Your guitar will tip..Be care ful.