Wilson Benesch Fin Resonance Absorber Brand_Lumin Music as if you were

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They were first described in 1845 by German physicist Gustav Kirchhoff

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Wilson Benesch Fin Resonance Absorber Brand_Lumin Music as if you wereThe Fin When Wilson Benesch were conducting research, it became apparent that various forms of resonance had to be mitigated as close to the cartridge as possible so they do not become a problem that is amplified downstream and needs to be solved by the tonearm. This concept drove the development of the tessellated geometric pattern in the cartridge body and it was determined through research that the ability of the system to mitigate resonances was