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A $349 record brush

In the current Absolute Sound Product of the Year section. They picked the Ramar Record Brush No. 1. Seems like most of the cost is a result of the wood casing. Claims it can get every single atom of dust. I thought my Hunt EDA Mark 6 was expensive. Anyone getting this under the Christmas Tree??

luxmancl38
mr_m
1,900 posts
 

You can get a entry level record cleaning machine for that kind of money. What was that famous line P.T. Barnum used to say?

reubent
7,056 posts
 

@tomic601 

IF going down the Audioquest route, get the latest w grounding / conductive handle…

This is the brush I use. Received it as a Christmas gift last year, off of my very detailed Amazon Wishlist. Been using it in ignorant bliss ever since. Maybe I should have asked for a $350 brush and used it as a bargaining chip...

aberyclark
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$33 bucks and it’s a steal. https://www.ebay.com/itm/224737003092?hash=item34535e8654:g:2mwAAOSwgsxhkK~w

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tomic601
13,070 posts
 

@reubent like your strategy, may send an addendum to Santa…..

i am a speck of dust in the robotic realms 

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artemus_5
1,992 posts
 

Nah. Ya need this. Better Value, & works faster. Guaranteed to remove the finest of dust particles. Truly Audiophile Approved. A less expensive model is available but due to the lack of filtration, it is not Audiophile Approved

 

Record Duster....Can also double as

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