If it's large and yellow, it's got to be Tonar! The European analog-accessories giant showed up in full force at Munich, its towering yellow signage and jam-packed booth instantly switching my brain into consumer overdrive.
A partial list of accessories included the Knosti Disco Antistat ($86, review forthcoming at AnalogPlanet.com), the Tonar Wash & Dry vacuum machine ($600), Tonar Vinyl Cleaner ($16/0.5L, $24/1L), Tonar Stylus Timer ($27), Tonar Trackurate scale ($38), Tonar No Rumble Pads ($24), Tonar Simple Alignment Protractor ($17), Tonar Record Clamp ($76), and the Tonar Eco Level ($10). The Mats Matter Leather Mat was also on display, alongside dozens of other analog products. Everything is available at Tonar.eu. Prices in this report are approximate, converted from Euros.
I left with two $24 flats of inner sleeves—and a lingering sugar buzz, courtesy of Tonar’s generous stash of free candy.
I left with two $24 flats of inner sleeves—and a lingering sugar buzz, courtesy of Tonar’s generous stash of free candy.
