I can understand your trepidation about using CD mats.

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Posted by Norm (R) on October 1, 2008 at 06:56:06

In Reply to: RE: Initial experience with Millennium CD mat posted by Awe-d-o-file on September 30, 2008 at 15:34:01:

Unlike Andy, I have had no problems with my drawer cd server nor with my top loading sacd player, which has a puck. On the drawer unit, I do take care to center the Millennium over the cd, and often find I have to slide the mat to the side to remove it from the disc after I have played it.

I think the .3mm thick Millennium is the thinnest mat I have had. It also weighs nothing.

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Topic - Initial experience with Millennium CD mat - Quint 05:51:32 09/30/08 (10)

RE: Initial experience with Millennium CD mat - Deaf Ear 12:11:27 10/03/08 (3)

RE: Initial experience with Millennium CD mat - Quint 12:54:59 10/03/08 (2)

You are right about their recommendation. - Norm 06:23:23 10/04/08 (1)

RE: You are right about their recommendation. - Deaf Ear 11:47:37 10/04/08 (0)

RE: Initial experience with Millennium CD mat - Awe-d-o-file 10:36:54 09/30/08 (4)

RE: Initial experience with Millennium CD mat - Quint 11:26:36 09/30/08 (3)

RE: Initial experience with Millennium CD mat - Awe-d-o-file 15:34:01 09/30/08 (2)

I can understand your trepidation about using CD mats. - Norm 06:56:06 10/01/08 (1)

never had a prob using the mat w/ my CDSA -- nt. - rhyno 17:33:20 10/01/08 (0)

My experiences also, save that I would say the magnitude of improvement sets the Mill. apart. nt - Norm 08:38:47 09/30/08 (0)

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I can understand your trepidation about using CD mats. - Norm 06:56:06 10/01/08 (1)

never had a prob using the mat w/ my CDSA -- nt. - rhyno 17:33:20 10/01/08 (0)

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