Clean your records both deeply and gently with AudioQuest's Conductive LP Cleaner record cleaning brush. It contains a far higher number of carbon fibers than most record brushes – 1,248,000 instead of the usual 'five figure' numbers. And the fibers are arranged in two rows for better removal of dust and dirt. For maximum ease, use this brush while your record revolves on the turntable. Why does AudioQuest call this brush a Conductive LP Cleaner? Because as you clean your record, the highly conductive carbon fibers help dissipate the static electric charge on your vinyl record. And a static-free piece of vinyl won't attract airborne particles like a 'charged' piece of vinyl.
Clean your records both deeply and gently with AudioQuest's Conductive LP Cleaner record cleaning brush. It contains a far higher number of carbon fibers than most record brushes – 1,248,000 instead of the usual 'five figure' numbers. And the fibers are arranged in two rows for better removal of dust and dirt. For maximum ease, use this brush while your record revolves on the turntable. Why does AudioQuest call this brush a Conductive LP Cleaner? Because as you clean your record, the highly conductive carbon fibers help dissipate the static electric charge on your vinyl record. And a static-free piece of vinyl won't attract airborne particles like a 'charged' piece of vinyl.
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Clean your records both deeply and gently with AudioQuest's Conductive LP Cleaner record cleaning brush. It contains a far higher number of carbon fibers than most record brushes – 1,248,000 instead of the usual 'five figure' numbers. And the fibers are arranged in two rows for better removal of dust and dirt. For maximum ease, use this brush while your record revolves on the turntable. Why does AudioQuest call this brush a Conductive LP Cleaner? Because as you clean your record, the highly conductive carbon fibers help dissipate the static electric charge on your vinyl record. And a static-free piece of vinyl won't attract airborne particles like a 'charged' piece of vinyl.
Clean your records both deeply and gently with AudioQuest's Conductive LP Cleaner record cleaning brush. It contains a far higher number of carbon fibers than most record brushes – 1,248,000 instead of the usual 'five figure' numbers. And the fibers are arranged in two rows for better removal of dust and dirt. For maximum ease, use this brush while your record revolves on the turntable. Why does AudioQuest call this brush a Conductive LP Cleaner? Because as you clean your record, the highly conductive carbon fibers help dissipate the static electric charge on your vinyl record. And a static-free piece of vinyl won't attract airborne particles like a 'charged' piece of vinyl.
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Shape | Rectangular |
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