Very nice. What is your experience with the HRS platform under the Ascona?Thank you hogen,
If you did refer to my Ascona Neo, so yes and no…
Arm 1; TA-9000 12”
Arm 2; Kuzma 4point 11”
Arm 3; TA-5000 9”
All the best / Johan
Very nice. What is your experience with the HRS platform under the Ascona?Thank you hogen,
If you did refer to my Ascona Neo, so yes and no…
Arm 1; TA-9000 12”
Arm 2; Kuzma 4point 11”
Arm 3; TA-5000 9”
All the best / Johan
The HRS M3X2 plattform was custom made, regarding the weight for the Ascona Neo with three arm bases and the three diffrent arms, and the experience is magic..!!Very nice. What is your experience with the HRS platform under the Ascona?
Thank you for the quick response. Do you see any difference between using and not using the mat?
No, because I like the mat and has not ever taken the mat away. I think there is a big potential that you might scratch your records when you lay them directly on the metal platter. On the Typhoon and the Montana, there was lether mat’s. I did not like them so much - this one is beautiful + it sounds good an performs perfect.Thank you for the quick response. Do you see any difference between using and not using the mat?
Thank you!No, because I like the mat and has not ever taken the mat away. I think there is a big potential that you might scratch your records when you lay them directly on the metal platter. On the Typhoon and the Montana, there was lether mat’s. I did not like them so much - this one is beautiful + it sounds good an performs perfect.
/ Jk
No worries, mate! Hope you have / get a pleasent evening.Thank you!
I just got the Ascona delivered the day before yesterday. I literally unboxed and noticed the carbon mat and hence the question. I still have to set it up this weekend.Are you concidering an Ascona Neo (or higher up on the scale), or do you already have one? Regarding your question about the carbon mat? I’m just curious…
/ Jk
Whaaoo lucky you!! Congratulations ! Very good.. lets stay in touch and let us know of your progress. Where do you live? The USA? I (almost) get a little bit jealous because I know how fun it was setting it up?I just got the Ascona delivered the day before yesterday. I literally unboxed and noticed the carbon mat and hence the question. I still have to set it up this weekend.
Thank you! Sure will let you know the progress. I live in Michigan, USA. Not sure if I will be able to lift them without breaking my back. I will have to get creative lifting the plinth on to the base plate without scratching/denting the baseplate.Whaaoo lucky you!! Congratulations ! Very good.. lets stay in touch and let us know of your progress. Where do you live? The USA? I (almost) get a little bit jealous because I know how fun it was setting it up?
Good luck to you..
All the best
/ Jk
Whaaoo, that sounds awesome!Thank you! Sure will let you know the progress. I live in Michigan, USA. Not sure if I will be able to lift them without breaking my back. I will have to get creative lifting the plinth on to the base plate without scratching/denting the baseplate.
Not sure if I will be able to lift them without breaking my back. I will have to get creative lifting the plinth on to the base plate without scratching/denting the baseplate.
Great input, BillK? ! Maybe something worth trying. Thank you.I tried the stock mat but much preferred the sound of the Synergistic Research UEF Record Mat #1.
I also use the SR UEF Record Weight, usually with the red tuning module.
Dear Ron,A friend helps you move a turntable. A best friend helps you move . . . a body.
You only need a regular friend. Get some help!
I got the standard platter. This is just the picture I took when it was delivered. It was too cold outside.Whaaoo, that sounds awesome!
Yes Sir, it is a heavy beast, but take it slow, one step at the time, then I’m sure you will do great. Which platter did you choose? The orginal or the Invictus platter? Small tip though…. Be very very careful when you mount the platter onto the bearing - smooth and slowly… You will do find!
All the best
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Thank you for heads up. I can imagine how heavy it will be. I had to struggle when I had the Montana. That table with the platform looks awesome ! That platform has to be a beast to hold this table.Whaaoo, that sounds awesome!
Yes Sir, it is a heavy beast, but take it slow, one step at the time, then I’m sure you will do great. Which platter did you choose? The orginal or the Invictus platter? Small tip though…. Be very very careful when you mount the platter onto the bearing - smooth and slowly… You will do find!
All the best
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