There used to be such things as anti-stat turntable mats back in the day. I
dunno what the *experts* recommend ( I'm all ears), but I use a light touch
of good ol' d4 on a discwasher. Good? Bad?
jeff
James R McPherson wrote:
quoted 19 lines Sorry to post this to the list, but I was wondering what exactly some of
> Sorry to post this to the list, but I was wondering what exactly some of
> yall use to remove dust, static, and cat hair from vinyl. My cat's
> shedding is rapidly turning my turntable into one big hiss and crackle
> machine. Thanks ahead of time for any help!
>
> And, uh, private replies appreciated so the list is not further bogged
> down (unless you can relate static sounds with []pusher's "jazz fusion
> wankery")(or cat hair with John Coltrane).
>
> J
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