PRO SPIN White Acrylic Turntable Mat - Platter Slipmat for 12" Vinyl Vintage Record Player - Antistatic Cover, Reduces Noise & Sounds from Static & Dust - Tighter Bass Quality, Record Player Mat

I recently picked up the PRO SPIN Clear Acrylic Turntable Mat to replace a cork mat, and the difference in static is night and day. If you’re tired of that scratchy white noise and those annoying pops, this is a must-have upgrade. Why it’s a game-changer: Major Static Reduction: Swapping from cork to acrylic has significantly cut down on the static and crackle. My records sound much cleaner now. Better Sound Profile: The bass feels tighter and punchier. Because the acrylic creates a solid grip and helps isolate vibrations, the overall tone is much more balanced and "full." Standard Fit: It fits my 12" platter perfectly—it's the standard 3mm thickness, so it didn't mess with my tonearm height (VTA) too much. Modern Aesthetic: It looks sleek on the turntable. I actually like it so much that I plan to purchase another one to upgrade my vintage Sansui SR-222. It’s a simple, high-quality fix for anyone dealing with static issues or looking for a more "modern" sound from their vintage setup.

This really gives your turntable a very cool look, and is supposed to give you a deeper and richer sound ,it looks like its lighted, but it isn’t ,I have the orange color one, they have other colors

I bought this to immediately replace the rubber mat on my brand new AT turntable. I previously had some issues with static on my old TT, so it was a no brainer to immediately upgrade the stock rubber slip mat. It’s very well made and works exceptionally well. I previously had a cloth mat on my old table and I can already tell this one is light years better. If you are looking for a very good acrylic mat then this is your mat, and for the price you can’t beat the quality.

While not a mind-blowing difference, this cool-looking acrylic mat does eliminate static (which is an issue in our pre-war) and offer a slight adjust to all jazz bass. For the price point, you’re getting a very good deal for a mostly aesthetic upgrade with a slight upgrade on sound. But, if you’re like me and have static issues, this mat is a must! It’s sleek, inexpensive, and does help a bit. For real. So, if you can swing it, get it. Otherwise, save the money for LPs!

4/5 stars is an incredibly nitpicky score for this item -- but hey, vinyl fans can be nitpicky people, so you deserve the truth on this one :) All in all, if you're like me, and just want to casually listen to your collected records in good quality without wrecking them -- and want them to look nice on the platter -- this is all you need! It sounds good, it's not thick enough to distort the angle of your tonearm, and it looks great with an empty platter, and even better with a translucent record. In terms of antistatic, it's better than a felt mat, not as good as cork. I keep my space at about 45% humidity, and I can still feel a slight bit of static cling when I pick some records up off the platter. And, over the last year, I have noticed that the platter isn't 100% flat anymore. It's certainly not enough warp to affect the sound, but it's worth keeping an eye on if you're particular about that kind of thing. Again - for the price, give it a shot. You'll probably be pleasantly surprised!

Looks great Vinyl sounds better

A lot better upgrade from the black slitmat that I got with my record player! Better sound and it keeps my records less dirty!

This mat is excellent quality and protects the turntable. It keeps the vinyl disc from slipping. Easy to install and size is perfect. Highly recommended.

Ja lässt sich auflegen und dreht sich mmh was sollen dazu schreiben es läuft und läuft

I’ve bought acrylic plates that didn’t fit at all, this one is a great fit if you have the AT-LP60X. Don’t hesitate if you’re looking to upgrade your vinyl experience.

nice quality, works well :)

Se ve muy bien y además ayuda bastante a estabilizar el disco mientras gira, lo recomiendo ampliamente. Me gustaría que viniera en un empaque más protegido, ya que pudo haberse dañando en el tránsito

I just got this acrylic mat today and just after having played a couple records I could already hear a huge improvement. I was a little skeptical when I read reviews or watched YT videos of people praising the qualities of these types of mats. But now I realize just how bad the felt mat that comes with an SL1200 type turntable really killed the sound of my vinyl records. This acrylic mat really does with it says it's supposed to do. I definitely have a lot more bass now and it's punchier as well. It got rid of the muddiness I had. The sound is a lot more detailed with better instruments separation. The soundstage is a lot more airy. I was afraid the rigidity of the platter sitting directly on the aluminum platter of my turntable would induce some background noise or hum but it did no such thing. AAMOF, it seems like the music is playing over a black background. The white mat is also really nice if you play transparent colored vinyl records. It gives a nice touch to my setup. I'm really glad I got this one. In conclusion, this is a really small investment for the huge improvement I got in return. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to tweak their system before spending big bucks on things like expensive interconnects and fancy isolation feet...