Tonar

Notes: Universal isolation foot pads for turntables, isolate your turntable from external vibrations.

This product comes in a pack of 8 pads, enough for 2 turntables.

Notes: Clean tip carbon fiber stylus cleaner

Notes: This cartridge alignment protector allows the proper setting of the cartridge offset and overhang

Notes: During the past 20 years the quality of record players and vinyl records have improved dramatically.
Acoustic feedback is one of the big problems when playing records. The cause is the sound that has just been produced by the speakers which comes back to the record player and cause it to vibrate. The problems is that there is a very slight time difference between the reproduced sound and the sound that is fed back onto the record player. This results in a big loss of detail and clarity and makes the sound "muddy". So every effort has to be done to isolate the record player from its surroundings as well as to isolate the record from the record player.

In order to reduce acoustic feedback from the surroundings back to the record and the cartridge a lot of effort has gone into developing turntable mats that make the reproduced sound crystal clear with great separation and detail. This has been done by experimenting with various materials which absorb unwanted vibrations which were not present in the original recording. Now many people are trying to combine these different materials as a sandwich at the same time in order to reach better results. Now Tonar offers you this opportunity to experiment yourself but at modest pricing.

In order to enhance the better contact between the record and the mat, the center part - with the dimensions of the label have been recessed to accommodate the thicker label part.

- Diameter 295 mm
- Thickness 3 mm

Notes: During the past 20 years the quality of record players and vinyl records have improved dramatically. Acoustic feedback is one of the big problems when playing records. The cause is the sound that has just been produced by the speakers which comes back to the record player and cause it to vibrate. The problems is that there is a very slight time difference between the reproduced sound and the sound that is fed back onto the record player. This results in a big loss of detail and clarity and makes the sound "muddy". So every effort has to be done to isolate the record player from its surroundings as well as to isolate the record from the record player.

In order to reduce acoustic feedback from the surroundings back to the record and the cartridge a lot of effort has gone into developing turntable mats that make the reproduced sound crystal clear with great separation and detail. This has been done by experimenting with various materials which absorb unwanted vibrations which were not present in the original recording. Now many people are trying to combine these different materials as a sandwich at the same time in order to reach better results. Now Tonar offers you this opportunity to experiment yourself but at modest pricing.

In order to enhance the better contact between the record and the mat, the center part - with the dimensions of the label have been recessed to accommodate the thicker label part.

- Diameter 295 mm.
- Thickness 3 mm.

Notes: Basic stylus cleaning brush for protecting your stylus & prolonging the life of your vinyl

Notes: Getting the most out of any turntable requires an accurate vertical tracking force setting-and yes, kids, you can easily hear changes as slight as a tenth of a gram. it is small, has a backlit display, is incredibly easy to use.

Accurate and simple to use - that's the essence of a great stylus force gauge, and that's what you get with this. We all know, or certainly we all should know, that dialling in your correct tracking force is absolutely essential for optimal record playback.

If you miss on the heavy side, your sound becomes thick and sluggish. Miss on the light side, and your cartridge is more likely to mis-track and the sound will be light and could damage your valuable records

So, stop messing with those mechanical stylus balances that aren't even accurate. This is one case where digital makes more sense when it comes to fine-tuning your analogue.

Notes: During the past 20 years the quality of record players and vinyl records have improved dramatically. Acoustic feedback is one of the big problems when playing records. The cause is the sound that has just been produced by the speakers which comes back to the record player and cause it to vibrate. The problems is that there is a very slight time difference between the reproduced sound and the sound that is fed back onto the record player. This results in a big loss of detail and clarity and makes the sound "muddy". So every effort has to be done to isolate the record player from its surroundings as well as to isolate the record from the record player.

In order to reduce acoustic feedback from the surroundings back to the record and the cartridge a lot of effort has gone into developing turntable mats that make the reproduced sound crystal clear with great separation and detail. This has been done by experimenting with various materials which absorb unwanted vibrations which were not present in the original recording. Now many people are trying to combine these different materials as a sandwich at the same time in order to reach better results. Now Tonar offers you this opportunity to experiment yourself but at modest pricing.

In order to enhance the better contact between the record and the mat, the center part - with the dimensions of the label have been recessed to accommodate the thicker label part.

- Diameter 295 mm.
- Thickness 3 mm.

Notes: A turntable on a slope is not good, it can affect the performance of your tonearm, making it prone to jumping and skipping. This simple but effective level from the experts at Tonar will tell you if your turntables are mounted on a flat surface for optimal performance.

Notes: The Nostatic Arm is the modern version of the formerly well known "Dust Bug" by Cecil Watts. The Nostatic arm incorporates a carbon fiber brush that removes the static electricity from the record during playback, and at the same time picks up the loose dust before the stylus reaches that part of the record. The Nostatic arm has an earth wire which is connected to the earth of the record player or the amplifier.

The height can be easily adjusted to fit most record players. It also has a sliding weight in order to adjust the "dusting force" of the brush. Finally the base of the brush has sticky tape so if preferred it can be stuck to the surface of the record player for easy use.

Notes: During the past 20 years the quality of record players and vinyl records have improved dramatically. Acoustic feedback is one of the big problems when playing records. The cause is the sound that has just been produced by the speakers which comes back to the record player and cause it to vibrate. The problems is that there is a very slight time difference between the reproduced sound and the sound that is fed back onto the record player. This results in a big loss of detail and clarity and makes the sound "muddy". So every effort has to be done to isolate the record player from its surroundings as well as to isolate the record from the record player.

In order to reduce acoustic feedback from the surroundings back to the record and the cartridge a lot of effort has gone into developing turntable mats that make the reproduced sound crystal clear with great separation and detail. This has been done by experimenting with various materials which absorb unwanted vibrations which were not present in the original recording. Now many people are trying to combine these different materials as a sandwich at the same time in order to reach better results. Now Tonar offers you this opportunity to experiment yourself but at modest pricing.

In order to enhance the better contact between the record and the mat, the center part - with the dimensions of the label have been recessed to accommodate the thicker label part.

- Diameter 295 mm.
- Thickness 3 mm.

Notes: A turntable without a StylusTimer is like a car without a Speedo!
Turntable phono cartridges have a stylus that should be replaced after every 1000 hours of use, sometimes even sooner, depending on the cartridge. A worn stylus degrades sound quality and can damage your valuable record collection. Unfortunately, most turntable owners have no idea how much time is actually on their stylus, especially as the months and years go by. Now you can track stylus usage easily and precisely with StylusTimer, a unique chronograph designed for use with turntables.

Tonar Stylus Timer
Protect your records
Track Listening Time
Determine when to replace your Stylus
Know precisely how many hours are on your stylus or cartridge
Track break-in hours and changes in sound quality over time
Protect your record collection from damage by a worn stylus
Know when it is time to replace your stylus or cartridge
Maximise your investment, especually with high-end cartridges
Have fun watching the hours climb, tracking your listening habits

Notes: Crystal turntable mat is lighter and harder than aluminum and coated with a special technique. It helps produce a crystal clear sound with excellent separation.

Notes: Deluxe stroboscopic disc - 30cm diameter. Speeds: 8 1/3, 16 2/3, 33 1/3, 45, 78 RPM.