Audio Technica AT628A Turntable Record 450g Weight/Clamp

Audio Technica AT628A Turntable Record 450g Weight/Clamp

Marsoni

M251S

$84.99

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Audio Technica AT628A Turntable Record 450g Weight/ClampMade in Japan from Stainless Steel, this ergonomically designed record weight is easy to handle and helps hold records onto the platter with its 450gm weight. The idea is it increases coupling to the platter, damps the vinyl, reduces the chance of slipping and can help to reduce the effect of certain types of record warps. Two recessed inner rings on the underside of the stabiliser accommodate records that bulge slightly near the spindle hole. It can

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I needed a minimum of 2 AWG wire to create interconnects between batteries in a large bank. If you note, these say 1/0 Gauge, not AWG. What is 1/0 Gauge? Who knows, it's fake. Meaningless, because it is not standardized so you have no clue what you are getting. What did I get for my 1/0 Gauge wire? Something that was in between 1 and 2 AWG (closer to 1). This was perfect for my needs because I knew darn well how big to order when they say gauge instead of AWG. As a rule of thumb: If they as gauge, order 3 - 4 sizes larger than you need in AWG. This will always net you larger wire than you need but I have never had it net me wire smaller than I needed. At the price I got it for during prime days, it was a steal for 2 AWG wire, so I win! I hope you found this helpful!

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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024