The Super HeavyWeight was conceived with the assistance of MoFi Electronics’ good friend, Mike Latvis, of Harmonic Resolution Systems (HRS). The device uses a proprietary HRS polymer material, reknowned for its exceptional noise absorption characteristics and an internal decoupled mass damping system all enclosed a non magnetic aluminum housing. In addition to coupling the record to the platter, the Super HeavyWeight significntly reduces noise – specifically, record groove noise, platter, and bearing noise. Listeners will hear more music due to resultant blacker backgrounds, increased inner detail, improved clarity, enhanced microdynamics, and greater bass impact.
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Created by music lovers for music lovers, and born from a desire to get the most music out of vinyl LPs, the MoFi Electronics Super HeavyWeight is a real “ear opener” that offers exceptional value – especially for budget-minded vinylphile. While no turntable is perfect, adding a Super HeavyWeight guarantees a big leap in sonic performance.
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The MoFi Electronics Super HeavyWeight is available now with an MSRP of $199.00
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I tried one of these on a MoFi Ultradeck last week. The differences were immediately apparent. There was an definite improvement in bass weight, definition and pitch. The depth of the soundstage was improved and there was a feeling of greater ease and space to the sound. Definitely worth the cost.
Interesting. A number of higher end turntables have custom made record clamps or weights that are exclusive to them. Nice to see a product like this that is usable for turntables that aren't so blessed. I may have to check one out. Thanks for sharing your impressions.
Yes, there are many that I have tried over the years, and on my other turntable (a Sota Cosmos) I use the Sota locking clamp. It is more expensive than the Mo-Fi one though.