Pro-Ject Record Puck for Signature 10 and 12
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Improved Overall Sound with Better Dynamic Ranger
This special Record Puck from Pro-Ject is designed for Pro-Ject's Signature 10 and Signature 12 turntables. It is a polished aluminum high-mass record weight made for turntables with inverted bearings, but it works with any turntable that doesn't have a threaded spindle. Felt on the bottom surface protects your record label from scuffing.
The Pro-Ject Record Puck helps couple your LP to your turntable platter, which helps to control resonance and limits vibration that can sneak into the signal chain and interfere with sound. It can also help with playback of some warped LPs, too.
You will also notice improved sound compared to not using a record weight. The result is tighter, cleaner bass and an overall improvement to the dynamic range of the recorded material.
An attractive hinged wooden storage case is included.
- Polished aluminum high-mass record weight
- Designed for turntables with inverted bearings
- Works with any turntable that doesn't have a threaded spindle
- Felt on the bottom surface protects your record label
- Helps quash turntable resonance and vibration
- Improved overall sound
- Cleaner bass, improved dynamic range
- May help playback of warped LPs
- Includes an attractive hinged wooden storage case
- Diameter: 3"
- Height: 1"
- Weight: 1.7 lbs. (750 g)
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