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Mini Test - Record Clamps
"It may be lightweight, but its performance is certainly not. It does an admirable job of coupling the record to the platter. The Borodin is as exciting as ever, and with this recording and the JS Bach the soundstage feels significantly wider."
Henley Says...
Record pucks and clamps achieve the same thing, using two different methods. Both work to create a stable connection between a vinyl record and the playing surface, eliminating slippage and increasing speed accuracy thanks to this greater bond with the rotating platform. Where they differ is that pucks generally achieve this with weight, being heavy (often metal) materials, they simply weigh down the label section of a record around the spindle. Record clamps however, work by being pushed down over the spindle and then screwed tight, internally a clamp is then tightened around the spindle, fixing the unit firmly in place.
