Trampolin
Product Information
- Product Name: Trampolin
- Date of Introduction: 1991
- Type: Turntable baseboard
Description
The Trampolin is a new baseboard for the LP12, designed to further improve acoustic and mechanical isolation of the turntable from its surrounding when used on standard furniture or wall shelves.
When the LP12 is used in rooms with solid concrete floors or on heavy furniture, sound quality can be improved by fitting the Trampolin. This provides greatly improved isolation from floor-borne vibration (20dB at 100Hz), and its adjustable feet accommodate items of furniture which make the turntable difficult to level accurately. However, where suspended wooden floors are concerned (which may upset Trampolin suspension), for best results from this upgrade we recommend that the turntable is mounted on a wall bracket.
The Trampolin suspension upgrade is a dealer fitted option as it is important that a correct assessment of the turntable positioning is made. If furniture or room decoration does not allow use of the Trampolin, the acoustic feedback isolation gained by replacing the standard fibreboard base of the LP12 with a new rigid type is till very well worthwhile. This rigid base is made from the same material as the Trampolin, but has no additional suspension, and uses standard LP12 hard feet. New LP12 turntables are already fitted with this new baseboard as standard from 1991. Forearlier LP12 owners the sound quality improvement in either of the above cases is worthwhile.
Installation
Your Radikal bearing, available as a Radikal Upgrade kit, will need to be installed and configured by your Linn retailer.
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