The Dead Media Slipmat merges art, and sound.  A snarky design crafted for vinyl lovers who see their setup as a statement piece. 

The compact disc (CD) is a digital optical storage format, developed in 1982, jointly by Philips and Sony, designed to store and play high-quality digital audio recordings.

By the early 1990s, CDs had eclipsed vinyl and cassettes, dominating the U.S. music market. By 2000, they ruled over 90%.  CDs are still popular all over the world, and sales are actually increasing, as people grow weary of streaming services with sub par audio quality.

Antistatic, anti-vibration, 11.75″ turntable mat

Choose from 3 types - 

16 oz (standard) -  .09″ (3/32″) thick.  High Quality, 100% polyester felt

21 oz (audiophile) - 0.125 (1/8″) thick.  100% polyester felt "Thickboy."

16 oz glazed bottom (for DJs) - 09″ (3/32″) thick,  100% polyester felt, with a slick glazed bottom