Product Overview

The Pro-Ject Record Puck PRO is a premium accessory crafted from nickel-plated aluminum, designed to enhance your vinyl listening experience. This innovative record puck ensures a secure fit between your vinyl records and the turntable platter, effectively reducing unwanted resonances and improving sound quality, especially for warped records.

Key Features

• Reduces unwanted vibrations for clearer sound
• Optimizes playback of warped records
• Elegant nickel-plated aluminum finish
• Felt mat on the underside protects record labels
• Compatible with all turntables, enhancing sound performance

Technical Specifications

Benefits

The Record Puck PRO not only secures your records but also brings out the depth and richness of sound, ensuring you enjoy every note as intended. Its durable design eliminates concerns over aging materials, providing longevity and sustainability in your audio setup.

Use Cases

Whether you’re an audiophile or just starting your vinyl collection, the Pro-Ject Record Puck PRO is an essential addition for anyone looking to enhance their listening experience. Pair it with the Debut PRO or any turntable to experience improved sound clarity and performance.

FAQs

• Can the Record Puck PRO be used on any turntable? Yes, it is designed to fit all standard turntable spindles.
• Will it damage my record labels? No, the felt pad on the underside protects the labels from scratches.
• How does it improve sound quality? By eliminating unwanted vibrations and ensuring a firm fit, it optimizes playback and enhances sound depth.
• Is it easy to use? Absolutely! Simply place it on the spindle before playing your records.
• What is the maximum spindle height it can accommodate? It fits spindles up to 10.5mm in height.

Originality and Unique Features

Unlike typical plastic pucks, the nickel-plated aluminum construction of the Record Puck PRO not only looks elegant but also provides a solid, sustainable option that doesn’t degrade over time. This ensures your music sounds just as good years down the line as it does today.