Coherence Interface

Spacial cues, decay trails, and harmonic nuance are the precious stuff of analog that are so easily lost. 

 

Attempting to reduce distortion through damping, it's the surest way to kill the life, air, and timbre of a recording. Which is why we don't mess around with record weights. ​

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Here, the stainless steel dissipates smearing energy, while the carbon fiber reflects and retrieves transients, low level detail, and timbre shading. 

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These layers create a stable and coherent interaction between the record and stylus. What comes through is a sound that's dense and vivid without muddiness or a glare. ​

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With the perfect balance of dissipation and reflection, dynamic scale opens up, tonal accuracy comes into focus, and top-to-bottom balance is restored. ​