Vinyl Care

Some great recommendations so far. 
 

I tried the RD, and found it lacking. 
I ended with a Pro-Ject vacuum unit. 
Wet application with stock brush is lacking, but I got a stuffer brush form another big brand (can’t remember), and feel I can dislodge even heavy dirt. 
I use a carbon fiber brush before and after each play for daily maintenance. 
one rescues some messy used records with this system. 
 

@twangy57 

tI think Music Direct may stock anti-static guns, maybe even the Zerostat.  You might also look on eBay--there may be used ones there.  Just make sure there's a return privilege in case it doesn't work.  You can hear, feel and even smell (ions) when they do work.  Also, they used to come with a little attachment with a small light that would light in response to pulling the trigger of a working gun.  You can test static easily by taping a bit of styrofoam to a thread and watch if it is attracted to the vinyl.

@twangy57 

Both MusicDirect.com and AudioAdvisor.com have good selections of cleaning solutions, brushes, stylus cleaners, etc.

And MusicDirect.com has the Zerostat for $99 on sale now.  

- Jeff

elliottbnewcombjr

Cool system,I love the beautiful bright room too.

I have a question,I did not see did you give a link for that volume control device,I would love one of those.

Another question,are you using more than one tone arm at the same time on the same record,if so why?

Thanks

jwillox

Thank you,I will use the discussion as a reference when proceeding.