Eclipse Roadrunner

The Roadrunner is compatible with most turntables, provided you have enough clearance to mount the sensor on the plinth and attach the magnet beneath the platter. It is a universal tool, but you should verify that your specific deck has the necessary space for the sensor hardware.

Installation is straightforward but requires precision. You will need to secure the sensor to your turntable's plinth and place the magnet directly under the platter so that it passes over the sensor during rotation.

No, the Roadrunner is strictly a diagnostic tool. It provides objective data on your speed consistency and tempo, allowing you to identify issues so you can make the necessary manual adjustments to your motor or belt system.

Even if your turntable sounds stable, subtle speed fluctuations can cause pitch instability that affects the clarity and imaging of your music. Using the Roadrunner provides the objective data needed to confirm your setup is performing at its absolute peak.

The device tracks the synchronization between your motor and platter, giving you a precise reading of your turntable's speed consistency. This allows you to see exactly how your deck performs over time rather than relying on guesswork.