Antistatic Clearaudio Record Cleaning Brush AC 004

Proper care of your vinyl discs is as important to high quality sound as purchasing the very best records and equipment to play them. The analog world of sound has many details and nuances that cannot be neglected. But it is part of the "magic" of analogue, which has found its fans for many years, despite the reigning digital age. If you want the sound of records to please you for many years, you must take care of their safety and cleanliness.

Accumulating household dust, fingerprints, greasy stains, building materials or animal hair - all this can sooner or later end up on your vinyl disc. Dirt accumulates, clogs into the grooves, and if it is not removed from there in time, it hardens forever, thus violating the "musical pattern" of the disc. Noise, crackle appears in the sound, high frequencies fade. But not only the disk suffers from dirt - the pickup needle also begins to grind more intensively. In order not to encounter these problems, it is necessary to wash and clean the plates in time.

Plain water and ordinary household brushes are not suitable for washing records. They will either not be able to wash the dirt out of the grooves and will only clog it even more densely, leave stains or streaks on the disc, or, even worse, damage the record. For proper care, it is necessary to use special detergents from well-known manufacturers, such as Clearaudio Pure Groove and brushes, such as Clearaudio Record Cleaning Brush.

Do not play dirty records. Your needle will only tamp dirt and dust into the grooves, and you could damage the vinyl in the process. Also, dirt can coat your needle and compromise its performance. Clean your records safely and thoroughly with the Clearaudio Record Cleaning Brush. It boasts two rows of bristles containing over 1 million self-cleaning, anti-static carbon fiber bristles. Carbon fibers of different thicknesses are used for better and more gentle contact with the tracks of the records.

Characteristics:

• Purpose: brush for wet cleaning of vinyl discs
• Brush type: two rows of carbon fiber bristles