As long as your turntable uses a standard 11–12 inch slipmat and does not have an unusually short spindle, it should be compatible. That said, testing and verification are still ongoing. We plan to work closely with the community and use feedback from backers who receive the first batch to create a comprehensive spreadsheet of compatible turntable models. This will allow us to build a more complete and reliable compatibility list over time. Please keep in mind that having a particular brand listed above does not guarantee compatibility with every model from that manufacturer, as individual turntables may have different dimensions or spindle configurations.
Testing is always ongoing, and we plan to work closely with the community to expand our list of compatible turntables. Using feedback from backers who receive the first batch, we’ll build a comprehensive spreadsheet documenting compatible turntable models and configurations. Please keep in mind that even if your turntable brand is listed above, this does not guarantee that every model from that manufacturer will be compatible.
Using the Vinylessence™ slipmat is simple. Place it directly onto your turntable, where it is designed to fit standard 12-inch platters perfectly. Once in place, press the power button to bring your setup to life. The built-in microphone detects your music and synchronizes the lighting in real time, creating a dynamic visual experience that moves with every beat. Pair the Vinylessence™ slipmat with the mobile app to choose from different lighting modes, colors, and animations, then fine-tune the brightness, color combinations, and reactive patterns directly from your phone—no separate remote required.
Once you’re ready, simply drop the needle and watch your vinyl glow, pulse, and react to the music. With high-efficiency RGB LEDs, full-spectrum color, and more than 250 custom animations to choose from, you can create a look that matches your music, mood, or setup. And with up to 16 hours of use on a single charge, Vinylessence™ is designed to keep the visual experience going through long listening sessions.