Audio Anatomy 12" Vinyl Record Inner Sleeves - Red
The Audio Anatomy Vinyl-Inner Sleeves are an indispensable accessory for any vinyl collector. Made...The Audio Anatomy Vinyl-Inner Sleeves are an indispensable accessory for any vinyl collector. Made in Germany, the interior consists of an antistatic foil lining (low density polyethylene) and the exterior is of paper. The paper has a die-cut centre hole on both sides and corresponds to the universal size of the 12? record. The Audio Anatomy Vinyl-Inner Sleeves provide easy and efficient protection against dust, fingerprints and moisture, resulting in improved sound quality and increased longevity of your vinyl records. To keep your vinyl records clean, we recommend cleaning them regularly with Audio Anatomy products.
The Audio Anatomy 12" Vinyl Record Inner Sleeves in Red are designed for vinyl collectors seeking reliable protection for their records. They offer enhanced defense against dust, fingerprints, and moisture, contributing to better sound quality and extended record life. A minor drawback is their specific sizing, which is universal but might not fit unusually thick records perfectly. Key features include a dual-layer construction with antistatic foil and a paper exterior, die-cut center holes, and a premium German manufacturing standard.
All features
Colour
Red
Model Part Number
AC006AAR
Brand
Audio Anatomy
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What material is the inside of the sleeve made from?
The interior lining is made of an antistatic, low-density polyethylene foil.
What is the outer material of the sleeve?
The exterior is made of paper.
Are these sleeves suitable for 7-inch or 10-inch records?
No, these sleeves are specifically designed for standard 12-inch vinyl records.
Where are these sleeves manufactured?
They are made in Germany.
How do these sleeves protect my records?
They provide protection against dust, fingerprints, and moisture, while the antistatic lining helps reduce static buildup and dust attraction.
Can I wash the inner sleeves?
No, these sleeves are not designed to be washed. You can gently wipe them with a dry cloth if needed.
Will these sleeves improve the sound of my records?
By protecting against dust and reducing static, they can help minimize surface noise, leading to an improvement in perceived sound quality.
Troubleshooting
Record feels too tight when inserting.
Ensure you are using the sleeve with a standard 12" record. If the record is unusually thick, gentle persuasion may be needed, but avoid forcing it to prevent damage to the record or sleeve.
Sleeve appears to be shedding material.
This is uncommon with proper use. Ensure you are not over-handling the sleeve or exposing it to excessive friction. If persistent, consider replacing the sleeve.
Dust still accumulates on the record.
While these sleeves reduce dust, they are not a complete seal. Regular cleaning of records and the playback environment is still necessary. Ensure the outer sleeve is also clean and protective.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides excellent protection against dust, fingerprints, and moisture.
Antistatic lining helps maintain record cleanliness and reduce playback noise.
Durable construction with quality materials made in Germany.
Enhances the longevity of vinyl records.
Improves overall sound quality by reducing surface noise.
Cons
May be slightly snug for certain thicker or specially packaged 12" records.
Not designed for 7" or 10" records.
Requires regular cleaning of the records themselves for optimal performance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Carefully remove your 12-inch vinyl record from its outer sleeve.
Gently slide the record into the Audio Anatomy Vinyl-Inner Sleeve, ensuring the record is fully enclosed.
Place the protected record back into its original outer sleeve or a new protective outer sleeve.
Compatibility:
Designed for standard 12-inch LPs and vinyl albums.
The die-cut center hole is compatible with all standard turntable spindles.
Care:
These inner sleeves are not washable. Wipe gently with a dry, soft cloth if any surface dust accumulates.
To maintain optimal protection, it is recommended to clean your vinyl records regularly using appropriate record cleaning solutions and brushes before inserting them into these sleeves. Consider using Audio Anatomy cleaning products for best results.