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In Reply to: Anyone have/had a Redecker brush? posted by Tromatic on September 24, 2020 at 17:24:49:
They make a very nice vegetable brush :-).
Coincidentally I read earlier this week of someone using a goat hair brush instead of carbon fibre as he found the latter to induce micro scratches on the mirror like surface of a blank disc. I have had similar results with a Chinese knock off copy of the original Audioquest brush. I have since made sure that I have the genuine article.
Anyway back to goat hair brushes. There are currently quite a few about touted for cleaning LPs (see link). The reason that I have posted a link to this particular one is the vendor's comment about the hair's "structure and natural oils". Natural oils? Possibly transferred to my discs? On first sight it doesn't sound like a great idea to me.
"We need less, but better" - Dieter Rams
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Follow Ups
- RE: Anyone have/had a Redecker brush? - PAR 09/24/2023:45:27 09/24/20 (4)
- But the natural oils will make a worn and dull record shiny again. :^) - alaskahiatt 14:34:45 09/25/20 (0)
- Thanks for the link! nt - Tromatic 13:23:47 09/25/20 (0)
- RE: Anyone have/had a Redecker brush? - bouncy ball 07:54:49 09/25/20 (1)
- RE: Anyone have/had a Redecker brush? - PAR 09:04:35 09/25/20 (0)
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