RINGMAT 330
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Andrew Marshall
Audio Ideas Guide
Winter 1994 |
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"I found the sound of my LPs
improved significantly,
reminding me of the
experience of listening to
records on a Goldmund
Reference turntable with a
van den Hul Grasshopper
cartridge with its nude
stylus. All of a sudden,
much more of the music, and
the space in which it was
performed, was evident. I'm
sure that the legions of
Linn and Rega owners out
there who still play their
LPs will want to make the
modest investment required
for a major improvement in
vinyl play" |
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Robert Deutsch
Stereophile Vol 17 No.5
May 1994 |
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"All theory aside,
the RINGMAT really works. "with the RINGMAT, there is a
reduction In background noise with a cleaner, crisper and yet more
delicate sound". That's what it says in the product literature,
and that's pretty much what I heard. Unlike the rubbery mats, which
tend to dull and soften the sound, the RINGMAT preserved all the
transient information, but surface noise seemed less annoying.
Unlike the hard acrylic mats, an increase in detail did not come at
a cost of a more etched quality. Compared with the stock felt mat,
with the RINGMAT there was definitely more subtle detail across the
spectrum, bass was better controlled, and the sense of space was
more distinct." |
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Jimmy Hughes
Audiophile
October 1993 |
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"RINGMAT gave a sharper,
cleaner, more solid sound,
with better fine detail and
clarity. On complex material
the improvement in stability
and focus was remarkable;
easily comparable to an
expensive tonearm, cartridge
or power supply upgrade. Any
drawbacks? None I could
detect. RINGMAT 330 must be
one of the simplest, most
cost-effective, upgrades you
can make to any turntable" |
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Christopher Breunig
Hi-Fi News & Record Review
September 1993 |
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"A carefully researched and
innovative product which
genuinely transforms
analogue replay at nominal
cost. The string bass was
more dynamic, the separation
cleaner and, more
importantly, the phasing of
the music was more fluid -
you heard the vocal line
arch and fall." |
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