Ultimate Performance • Ultimate Refinement • Ultimate Luxury
Every vinyl enthusiast has records in their collection, or come across LPs they’d love to own, but were just too warped for any cartridge/arm to track. The DF-2 the one-stop, one-button solution to your problems! The DF-2 provides controlled-heat perfect flattening for all your warped records, even those with only slight irregularities just enough to unsettle your cartridge and cause mistracking.

Warps And Listening
Warps are bad news no matter how you look at it. If the arm/cartridge remains parallel to the LP’s surface as with a flat record, VTA (Vertical Tracking Angle) remains unchanged throughout every rotation. Additionally, as the arm/cartridge tracks a warp on its upside, it places greater pressure on the stylus which changes VTF (Vertical Tracking Force) until the peak of the warp, whereupon the cartridge becomes “unloaded” with too little VTF on the way down.

Of course, all this muddles the sound, changing the tonal quality, imaging and soundstage characteristics of the cartridge. A flat record also tracks better with less distortion.

The DF-2 doesn’t take up much room with its space-saving, vertical storage design. Improved film heating technology optimizes the entire heating and cooling cycle for a perfectly flat LP that your cartridge - and you - will love! Just lay the DF-2 flat, open and place the LP on the guides, close and tap a single button! An LCD keeps you informed of progress with a tone sounding when done.

Specification:

• The DF-2 is an upgraded version of the original DFV-1.
• Takes about 1.5 -2.5 hours per LP album
• Does not work on 45's records
• Rating: 115V±10% AC Line 2A fuse
• European model: 230V±10% AC Line 2A fuse
• Energy Consumption: 100W (max) 25W (Norm)
• Heating plate maximum temp.: 65℃
• Size: 445mm/17” W x 117mm/20” H x 547mm/7” D
• Weight: 25 lbs approx.

Safe Usage Environment:
Humidity 20% - 90% (No condensation)
Temperature: 5C/41F - 35C/95F

IMPORTANT:
The following LPs should not be treated in the DF-2:
1) LPs weighing less than 110g
2) Light LPs that were manufactured between 1973-74 (Oil crisis) weights range from 100g to 115g.