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BRAND NEW FRESH NEOPRENE RUBBER - These are the freshest available because I sell a lot of them and store them (along with my o-ring stock) in a climate controlled environment. 

Fits the Rek-O-Kut models B-12H, B-16H, K-33, K-33H, K-34H, L-34, L-38, N-33H, N-34H, NL-33H, S-34H, the Radine L34, the Empire models 208, 398, 498, 598 I-III and 698, and they are also suitable for use in the Echoplex EP-2. These fit a 3/4" hole, and do not fit the Rek-O-Kut Rondine 2 or R-34H, which take a smaller grommet.

These are the "soft" ones; Axial Load = 1 lb / Axial Spring Rate = 16 lb/inch.

This means that as long as your motor assembly weighs less than three pounds for a three point mount or four pounds for a four-point mount, this grommet will be in spec. I have had no user complaints. 

• Most reasonable priced isolator on internet! Unbelievable some wanted $14 each!!

• The grommets made my Troubadour 598 II super quiet, ordered the soft ones

• Super fast delivery. Many thanks. A++++

• Great hard-to-find restoration parts. Thanks again.

• PERFECT! They arrived fast and fit perfectly; many thanx!

• Empire 698 and Empire 598 now perfectly quiet

• Fit perfectly and eliminated some mechanical noise issues I had on my Empire turntable.

• Nice and fresh, exactly like the originals

• 7 Great Lord motor mounts, well packed, fast deal, THANKS!!!

• Exactly what my Empire TT needed

• Fast shipping! PERFECT FIT in my Troubador 598 II turntable. Not just close. PERFECT. My 598 is now so quiet the only way I know it's on is by the lamp.

• Brand new, perfect fit, just what my Presto T2 needed, thanks

Here's a passage touching upon the grommets, written by a contributor to the Audiokarma forum, who has amassed a history of the Empire turntable ("Some Empire Turntable History"). It's a great read and very authoritative! Read it: 

audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/some-empire-turntable-history.278075/

"Speaking of Rek-O-Kut, this is a good place to address the similarities between the two companies. Both were based on Long Island, New York, both utilized AC synchronous motors sourced from Pabst of West Germany, and both companies even used the exact same motor grommets sourced from Lords of Pennsylvania. Both companies also featured heavy cast platters balanced for perfect balance with a built-in 45 RPM adapter and bearings that even today are marvels of precision engineering. Styling is also similar, although Rek-O-Kut’s are more utilitarian with their boxy bases, gunmetal gray baked on finish, and red rubber platter mats. Rek-O-Kut also concentrated on idler driven turntables, but the one belt drive model they did produce is uncannily similar to the Empire."

Besides their use in turntables, they are widely used in industrial, commercial and residential equipment in various vibration isolation applications for frequencies above 30 Hz such as business machines, instrumentation, fractional HP motors used in HVAC, air conditioners, furnace, ventilation, automotive, marine, aviation and medical.