PEARL JAM SLIP MAT. please. (7"/12" box wouldn't go a miss either )

red mos

I'd buy a slipmat. Would look awesome by my front door.

HesCalledDyer

PJ_Soul said:

Leezestarr313 said:

I also think this thread title might be misleading. I wouldn't want a Tenclub slipmat, I would want a Pearl Jam slipmat!

Oh yeah, good point. I would definitely NOT buy a 10C slipmat.

The 10C slipmat will take place of the patch & window cling in next year's membership gift. 8-}
I could actually live with that... as long as it wasn't "art by Jeff Soto."

derbydave

HesCalledDyer said:

PJ_Soul said:

Leezestarr313 said:

I also think this thread title might be misleading. I wouldn't want a Tenclub slipmat, I would want a Pearl Jam slipmat!

Oh yeah, good point. I would definitely NOT buy a 10C slipmat.

The 10C slipmat will take place of the patch & window cling in next year's membership gift. 8-}
I could actually live with that... as long as it wasn't "art by Jeff Soto."

Don't want a "sotofish" on your slipmat??

JWPearl

lotsalemon said:

Here's my QOTSA Emek slipmat - I love this thing!

Looks like a twister dial is it's posed to be? Forgive me if I'm daft.

lolobugg

I would love a 10c slipmat in my membership kit.
I would actually use it. as opposed to putting it on the shelf with my other stickers and patches.
If I knew how to sew then I could potentially create a nice paramilitary outfit from all the patches I have laying around.

bazzer

Are slipmats like these actually good for using on your turntable? I thought they were more for looks for when there's no record on it. Don't they slip, rather than holding the record tightly coupled to the platter?

wpg pearl

They do work good.The record sits better on the slipmat then the plastic bottom.

Leezestarr313

This looks kinda funny too Maybe not so good on the records though...



But there are tons of possibilities for stuff like this. They could make a record case that comes as the materials. Thick cardboard or whatever material, and the screws and corners. Maybe with a couple of stickers. Then you can build your own record carrying case. Not a huge one, one for the 45s. Would be easier to ship too.

wpg pearl

the no code circle would perfect for one.......

MedozK

bazzer said:

Are slipmats like these actually good for using on your turntable? I thought they were more for looks for when there's no record on it. Don't they slip, rather than holding the record tightly coupled to the platter?

No Slipping, only bad thing I notice is more static with felt slip mats. I use a cork mat now. will eventually move to an all Acryl-It Platter, when I can afford it.

MedozK

MedozK said:

bazzer said:

Are slipmats like these actually good for using on your turntable? I thought they were more for looks for when there's no record on it. Don't they slip, rather than holding the record tightly coupled to the platter?

No Slipping, only bad thing I notice is more static with felt slip mats. I use a cork mat now. will eventually move to an Acryl-It Platter, when I can spare $150.

lolobugg

MedozK said:

bazzer said:

Are slipmats like these actually good for using on your turntable? I thought they were more for looks for when there's no record on it. Don't they slip, rather than holding the record tightly coupled to the platter?

No Slipping, only bad thing I notice is more static with felt slip mats. I use a cork mat now. will eventually move to an all Acryl-It Platter, when I can afford it.

How is the cork working for you?
I have been eyeing one for a while.
from the music hall to the custom mats....
just wanted to get your opinion on sound improvement, etc.

jjflash

B-)

MedozK

lolobugg said:

MedozK said:

bazzer said:

Are slipmats like these actually good for using on your turntable? I thought they were more for looks for when there's no record on it. Don't they slip, rather than holding the record tightly coupled to the platter?

No Slipping, only bad thing I notice is more static with felt slip mats. I use a cork mat now. will eventually move to an all Acryl-It Platter, when I can afford it.

How is the cork working for you?
I have been eyeing one for a while.
from the music hall to the custom mats....
just wanted to get your opinion on sound improvement, etc.

I love it for the fact that static is GONE. I am not a well trained audiophile, but I do think I get a 'fuller' sound from the mat. The bass also seems tighter and more well defined.

theserialthrilla

I want pj slipmat snot tenc

lolobugg

MedozK said:

lolobugg said:

MedozK said:

bazzer said:

Are slipmats like these actually good for using on your turntable? I thought they were more for looks for when there's no record on it. Don't they slip, rather than holding the record tightly coupled to the platter?

No Slipping, only bad thing I notice is more static with felt slip mats. I use a cork mat now. will eventually move to an all Acryl-It Platter, when I can afford it.

How is the cork working for you?
I have been eyeing one for a while.
from the music hall to the custom mats....
just wanted to get your opinion on sound improvement, etc.

I love it for the fact that static is GONE. I am not a well trained audiophile, but I do think I get a 'fuller' sound from the mat. The bass also seems tighter and more well defined.

Thanks for the feedback.
If you don't mind me asking,
which cork mat are you using?

MedozK

lolobugg said:

MedozK said:

lolobugg said:

MedozK said:

bazzer said:

Are slipmats like these actually good for using on your turntable? I thought they were more for looks for when there's no record on it. Don't they slip, rather than holding the record tightly coupled to the platter?

No Slipping, only bad thing I notice is more static with felt slip mats. I use a cork mat now. will eventually move to an all Acryl-It Platter, when I can afford it.

How is the cork working for you?
I have been eyeing one for a while.
from the music hall to the custom mats....
just wanted to get your opinion on sound improvement, etc.

I love it for the fact that static is GONE. I am not a well trained audiophile, but I do think I get a 'fuller' sound from the mat. The bass also seems tighter and more well defined.

Thanks for the feedback.
If you don't mind me asking,
which cork mat are you using?

I have a Music Hall MMF-2.2 turntable with the Music Hall Cork Mat

lolobugg

MedozK said:

lolobugg said:

MedozK said:

lolobugg said:

MedozK said:

bazzer said:

Are slipmats like these actually good for using on your turntable? I thought they were more for looks for when there's no record on it. Don't they slip, rather than holding the record tightly coupled to the platter?

No Slipping, only bad thing I notice is more static with felt slip mats. I use a cork mat now. will eventually move to an all Acryl-It Platter, when I can afford it.

How is the cork working for you?
I have been eyeing one for a while.
from the music hall to the custom mats....
just wanted to get your opinion on sound improvement, etc.

I love it for the fact that static is GONE. I am not a well trained audiophile, but I do think I get a 'fuller' sound from the mat. The bass also seems tighter and more well defined.

Thanks for the feedback.
If you don't mind me asking,
which cork mat are you using?

I have a Music Hall MMF-2.2 turntable with the Music Hall Cork Mat

Thanks, man
good to hear a "real" person has used it and likes it.
I tend to not believe a lot of these audiophile message boards.
I feel like manufactures are trolling them to promote their products.
once again, appreciate the feedback!!!!

wpg pearl

Jack White has some badass ones...

pjradio

an option... http://www.slipmatshop.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=1

get 9ppl to get one & it would only be $8.50 each