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KEEP YOUR RECORDS CLEAN: The First thing to know about playing vinyl records, is that playing a dirty record or playing the record with a Stylus that has picked up dust deposits from the record’s surface, will negatively affect the sound quality. So regularly brush off records with a Anti Static Record Brush before and after play, AND clean the stylus with a specially developed Stylus Cleaning Brush. Cleaning your records with specialist cleaning equipment will help reduce deposits from building up and enhance your listening enjoyment, as well as looking after your audio equipment.
- 3 PART KIT INCLUDES: Carbon Fibre RECORD Cleaning Brush, STYLUS Cleaning Brush / Fluid and RECORD Anti-Static Cloth with Cleaning Fluid
- Carbon Fibre Anti Static Brush – ANTI-STATIC CARBON FIBRE BRUSH: As the record is revolving on the turntable prior to playing, gently brush in the direction of the grooves to discharge dust. No pressure is required on the brush. And care should be taken to avoid any physical stress on the filaments. The specially developed anti static carbon fibre bristles, discharges the fine dust deposits from the grooves of the record, by reducing the static build-up, and sweeping the deposits away. No fluid is required.
- Carbon Fibre bristles:?Discharges the static which would normally attract more dust – this is a cause of many of the pops and crackles you may experience when listening to your records.
- STYLUS Cleaning Brush ? Put a little cleaning fluid on the brush (dip brush into the small bottle of cleaning fluid provided). Clean the diamond on the stylus with light strokes from back to front (directions are also printed on the bottle – see image) Let the stylus dry for a moment. It’s not necessary to remove the needle from the cartridge for cleaning. Regular cleaning will considerably increase the useful life of the needle (stylus)
- Anti Static Cleaning Cloth & Anti Static Cleaning Fluid ? BEFORE playing, stroke the top side of the record (the side you are about to play) with the cloth in the direction of the record’s grooves. Regular cleaning of your record will considerably help maintain the life of your prized record collection as well as maintain the sound quality.
