RRL fluids, IMO.
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Ditto RRL. You can read about their water distillation and deionization process at http://www.musicalsurroundings.com/rrl.html |
I think the idea that you need distilled water is bunk. It is a result of the audiophile obsession to take everything to the extreme. What's in your tap water, rocks, grains of sand? No, various chemicals in the parts per million range. I seriously doubt that a few molecules of chlorine or whatever left behind on the record will affect LP playback. Whatever detergents, etc. that are added to the distilled water to make a cleaning solution far overshadow those in the tap water. |
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