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| Overview |
Grado
iGe Replacement Ear Buds |
Van den Hul
DIY Banana (set of 4) |
Tonar
Cork 'N Rubber Turntable Mat |
| Summary | Replacement ear buds for the iGe headphones. | To make fast and secure banana connections with Van Den Hul loudspeaker cables. Just strip your loudspeaker cable for 14mm, fold back and screw-on. Strain relief and secured connections are the result. 4 DIY Banana Plugs are blister packed in one package for your ultimate convenience. | Mats matter - 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. |
| Reference | GR0130 | F35AC | 5974 |
| Specifications | |||
| Price |
£11.95
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£40.00
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£25.00
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| Actions |
Grado
iGe Replacement Ear Buds
Summary
Replacement ear buds for the iGe headphones.
GR0130
Van den Hul
DIY Banana (set of 4)
Summary
To make fast and secure banana connections with Van Den Hul loudspeaker cables.
Just strip your loudspeaker cable for 14mm, fold back and screw-on. Strain relief and secured connections are the result.
4 DIY Banana Plugs are blister packed in one package for your ultimate convenience.
F35AC
Tonar
Cork 'N Rubber Turntable Mat
Summary
Mats matter - 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.
5974