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The Audio-Technica AT-SMCR2 Cork and Rubber Slipmat combines cork’s vibration damping with rubber’s mass and grip for clearer, more stable vinyl playback. Its enhanced low-frequency absorption reduces resonance, while its antistatic properties help eliminate pops and clicks. The added weight also improves tracking, minimizing skips and boosting sound fidelity. A perfect slipmat upgrade for audiophiles seeking improved audio performance and turntable stability.
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The AT-SMCR2 is a solid upgrade — it feels substantial, grips the record well, and noticeably reduces low-end rumble. Static noise is almost gone, and playback feels smoother and more reliable. It’s a worthwhile improvement for anyone looking to get more out of their vinyl setup.
Dylan Crane
Brand Manager
Details
AT-SMCR2 Cork and Rubber Slipmat
Upgrade your vinyl listening experience with the Audio-Technica AT-SMCR2 Cork and Rubber Slipmat, designed for superior vibration control and sonic performance. This premium slipmat features a unique blend of cork and rubber, engineered to absorb a wider frequency range of vibrations — particularly lower frequencies — for cleaner, more stable playback. The added mass from the rubber improves tracking accuracy and helps prevent skips, while the blend’s natural antistatic properties reduce pops and clicks caused by static discharge. Built for audiophiles and vinyl enthusiasts alike, the AT-SMCR2 offers a more refined and reliable platform for your records.
Specifications
Material: Cork and rubber composite
Vibration Control: Enhanced low-frequency absorption for clearer playback
Mass: Heavier than standard cork for improved record stability
Static Resistance: Excellent antistatic properties to reduce noise
Tracking: Helps maintain stylus tracking and reduces skips
Dust Control: Resists dust accumulation and static buildup
Use Case: Designed for audiophile-grade playback on most standard turntables
Expanded Key Features List
Cork and Rubber Composite: Blended material absorbs more vibration across frequencies than standard mats.
Low-Frequency Dampening: Specifically effective at reducing low-end resonance for tighter bass and cleaner mids.
Enhanced Mass for Stability: Extra weight reduces micro-movement and improves stylus tracking accuracy.
Excellent Antistatic Properties: Minimizes static buildup to reduce unwanted noise during playback.
Improved Playback Reliability: Reduces chances of skips and jumps, even with slightly warped records.
Universal Fit for Turntables: Designed to work with most standard-sized turntables without modification.
Q&A Section
Q: What is the AT-SMCR2 made from? A: It’s made from a blend of cork and rubber, offering the benefits of both materials for vibration damping and weight.
Q: How does this compare to a regular cork mat? A: It offers better low-frequency absorption and added mass for improved stability and tracking.
Q: Does it help with static and pops? A: Yes, the cork-rubber blend has excellent antistatic properties to reduce pops and clicks caused by static discharge.
Q: Will this fit my turntable? A: It’s designed to fit most standard turntables with no need for modification.
Q: Can this reduce skipping on slightly warped records? A: Yes, the added mass and stability help minimize skips and jumps.
Q: Is this mat heavy? A: It has more mass than standard mats due to the rubber component, which enhances performance.
Q: Does it leave any residue or particles? A: No, the blend is shed-free and doesn’t leave behind any particles like felt mats might.
Q: Can DJs use this mat? A: It’s best suited for listening environments rather than DJ applications requiring slip or cue control.
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Product Description
Product Description
The Audio-Technica AT-SMCR2 Cork and Rubber Slipmat combines cork’s vibration damping with rubber’s mass and grip for clearer, more stable vinyl playback. Its enhanced low-frequency absorption reduces resonance, while its antistatic properties help eliminate pops and clicks. The added weight also improves tracking, minimizing skips and boosting sound fidelity. A perfect slipmat upgrade for audiophiles seeking improved audio performance and turntable stability.
Get the Details
The AT-SMCR2 is a solid upgrade — it feels substantial, grips the record well, and noticeably reduces low-end rumble. Static noise is almost gone, and playback feels smoother and more reliable. It’s a worthwhile improvement for anyone looking to get more out of their vinyl setup.
Dylan Crane
Brand Manager
Details
Details
AT-SMCR2 Cork and Rubber Slipmat
Upgrade your vinyl listening experience with the Audio-Technica AT-SMCR2 Cork and Rubber Slipmat, designed for superior vibration control and sonic performance. This premium slipmat features a unique blend of cork and rubber, engineered to absorb a wider frequency range of vibrations — particularly lower frequencies — for cleaner, more stable playback. The added mass from the rubber improves tracking accuracy and helps prevent skips, while the blend’s natural antistatic properties reduce pops and clicks caused by static discharge. Built for audiophiles and vinyl enthusiasts alike, the AT-SMCR2 offers a more refined and reliable platform for your records.
Specifications
Material: Cork and rubber composite
Vibration Control: Enhanced low-frequency absorption for clearer playback
Mass: Heavier than standard cork for improved record stability
Static Resistance: Excellent antistatic properties to reduce noise
Tracking: Helps maintain stylus tracking and reduces skips
Dust Control: Resists dust accumulation and static buildup
Use Case: Designed for audiophile-grade playback on most standard turntables
Expanded Key Features List
Cork and Rubber Composite: Blended material absorbs more vibration across frequencies than standard mats.
Low-Frequency Dampening: Specifically effective at reducing low-end resonance for tighter bass and cleaner mids.
Enhanced Mass for Stability: Extra weight reduces micro-movement and improves stylus tracking accuracy.
Excellent Antistatic Properties: Minimizes static buildup to reduce unwanted noise during playback.
Improved Playback Reliability: Reduces chances of skips and jumps, even with slightly warped records.
Universal Fit for Turntables: Designed to work with most standard-sized turntables without modification.
Q&A Section
Q: What is the AT-SMCR2 made from? A: It’s made from a blend of cork and rubber, offering the benefits of both materials for vibration damping and weight.
Q: How does this compare to a regular cork mat? A: It offers better low-frequency absorption and added mass for improved stability and tracking.
Q: Does it help with static and pops? A: Yes, the cork-rubber blend has excellent antistatic properties to reduce pops and clicks caused by static discharge.
Q: Will this fit my turntable? A: It’s designed to fit most standard turntables with no need for modification.
Q: Can this reduce skipping on slightly warped records? A: Yes, the added mass and stability help minimize skips and jumps.
Q: Is this mat heavy? A: It has more mass than standard mats due to the rubber component, which enhances performance.
Q: Does it leave any residue or particles? A: No, the blend is shed-free and doesn’t leave behind any particles like felt mats might.
Q: Can DJs use this mat? A: It’s best suited for listening environments rather than DJ applications requiring slip or cue control.
