SRS-9 high-performance record stabilizer
The SRS-9 high-performance record stabilizer employs an SVM (Suppress Vibration Material) mechanism, unlike any previous product. The SVM mechanism is characterized by its structure, which incorporates nine separate stainless steel weights. Each weight applies the optimal load according to the slight warping of the record surface, keeping the entire record flat and effectively suppressing vibrations. This method also frees the cartridge stylus from unnecessary vibrations as it traces the record groove, allowing it to pick up all the signals etched in the groove without loss. As a result, the signal-to-noise ratio is increased, the spatial expression is improved, and superior sound is created. Furthermore, by keeping the weight to under 300g, it can be used safely even with record players with low torque, without putting undue stress on the bearings.
SRS-9 Features
- Nine independent stainless steel weights employing an SVM mechanism effectively suppress vibrations.
- Each weight provides optimal load for even the slightest warping of the record, reducing noise levels.
- Acoustically superior resin is used for the part that contacts the turntable spindle, preventing unwanted vibrations and protecting the spindle.
- With a weight of less than 300g, it can be used even with turntables with low torque without causing load fluctuations.
SRS-9 Specifications
- Material: Disc part (holding part) hard aluminum, weight part stainless steel
- External dimensions: Φ72 × Height 21.5 mm
- Mass：298g