Audio Anatomy Vinyl Record Cleaning Brush - Black

Oak Wood Brush Black With Antistatic Goat And Nylon Fiber - Deluxe (Dry & Wet Cleaning). The Audio...

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This Audio Anatomy Vinyl Record Cleaning Brush is designed for vinyl enthusiasts seeking to achieve cleaner records and a better listening experience. Its primary benefit is the efficient removal of dust and static, two common culprits of distorted sound. A potential caveat is that it's primarily for dry and wet cleaning, and deep-seated grime may require additional methods. Key features include its construction from oak wood and goat hair, antistatic nylon fibers, and a design that facilitates easy handling.

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ColourBlack
Model Part NumberAC034AA
BrandAudio Anatomy

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FAQs

Can this brush be used on shellac (78 RPM) records?

While designed for vinyl, the gentle goat hair can be used with care on shellac records. However, always test on a less valuable record first and use minimal pressure.

How often should I clean my records with this brush?

For optimal sound quality, it's recommended to clean records before each play, especially if they are prone to dust accumulation or static.

What type of cleaning solution should I use for wet cleaning?

Use a commercially available, alcohol-free vinyl record cleaning solution specifically designed for LPs. Avoid homemade solutions or harsh chemicals.

Will this brush damage my records?

When used correctly with gentle pressure, this brush is designed to clean records without causing damage. Avoid excessive force or scrubbing.

How do I store the brush to keep it in good condition?

Store the brush in a clean, dry place, with the bristles facing up or in a protective cover to prevent dust accumulation and bristle damage.

Is the brush effective against deep-groove dirt?

The fine goat hair is designed to penetrate grooves effectively for dust and light debris. For deeply embedded grime, a more intensive cleaning method might be necessary in conjunction with this brush.

Troubleshooting

Brush is not removing dust effectively.

Ensure you are using a gentle, consistent motion. For dry cleaning, ensure the goat hair bristles are clean. For wet cleaning, make sure you are using an appropriate vinyl cleaning solution.

Static persists after cleaning.

Ensure the nylon fibers are making contact with the record surface. Static can be more persistent on very dry days or with records that have a high static charge; a second pass might be necessary.

Wooden handle appears dry.

The oak wood is a natural material. You can condition it sparingly with a food-safe wood oil, taking care not to get any on the bristles.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Effectively removes dust from vinyl grooves.
  • Reduces static electricity for clearer sound reproduction.
  • Dual dry and wet cleaning capabilities.
  • Made with natural materials like oak wood and goat hair.
  • Aesthetically pleasing and comfortable to hold.

Cons

  • May require multiple passes for heavily soiled records.
  • Not intended for cleaning the stylus.
  • Effectiveness of wet cleaning depends on the cleaning solution used.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

No setup is required. The brush is ready for use straight out of the packaging.

Compatibility:

This brush is designed for all standard vinyl record formats (12-inch, 10-inch, 7-inch LPs and singles).

Care:

  1. Dry Cleaning: After each use, gently brush the bristles against each other or tap lightly to remove loose dust.
  2. Wet Cleaning: If used with a cleaning solution, allow the brush to air dry completely before storing. Avoid soaking the wooden handle.
  3. Storage: Store the brush in a clean, dry place, ideally with the bristles facing upwards or in a protective sleeve to prevent damage and contamination.
  4. Maintenance: Periodically check the bristles for any damage or excessive wear. The natural materials may show slight variations over time.

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