kappclark wrote:
> Ha Ha - Dawn dishwashing detergent did it for me, with a slow rinse with
> warm water, then onto the dish rackIf tap water was acceptable I would try
> that but everyone recommends
distilled/deionised.
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Ha Ha - Dawn dishwashing detergent did it for me, with a slow rinse with
warm water, then onto the dish rack
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kappclark wrote:
> I have tried a damp Mr Clean Magic Eraser for the Stylus -- just enough
> coarseness... also the vinyl washing does work - I remember trying on a
> sacrificial Lawrence Welk LP - improved the sound (but not the music)What did
> you use to clean your vinyl? Probably not a mult
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> The first LP I bought would have been about 44 years ago - Dark Side of
> the Moon. In the same transaction I bought Roadrunner by Jonathan
> Richman and the Modern Lovers. Phoenix Records on the Royal Mile in
> Edinburgh, sadly long-gone. Both those records disappeared in a b
I have tried a damp Mr Clean Magic Eraser for the Stylus -- just enough
coarseness... also the vinyl washing does work - I remember trying on a
sacrificial Lawrence Welk LP - improved the sound (but not the music)
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Bill Clark, Windham, VT
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Not having to mess with cleaning vinyl was just one of the reasons I
adopted the CD format when it came out.
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ian_heys wrote:
> I've just come back to vinyl after a 20 year break where I tried to
> obtain replacement CD's for my favourite Vinyl as well as collecting
> loads of new music.
>
> I had, in the past, recorded my vinyl to mp3 and aac before the days of
> flac and decreased storage cost/capaci
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> What's in the cleaning wipe? Presumably some solvents/detergents? Are
> 'these' (https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/268043953) the
> wipes?
>
> I once bought several box sets of old 1950s vinyl operas from an Oxfam
> shop. I decided they needed a bit of a cleanu
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> Maybe the channel balance issue is to do with the built-in phono
> stage/ADC? Can you bypass this and take the output to an external phono
> stage?
>
> The first LP I bought would have been about 44 years ago - Dark Side of
> the Moon. In the same transaction I bought Roadru
ian_heys wrote:
>
> I plumped for the Audio Technica LP5X which has Line Level USB and Phono
> Outputs and quite a reasonable cartridge but no matter how I align the
> cartridge the channel levels are not balanced and I need to correct in
> Windows settings. I had the same record cleaning issues
slartibartfast wrote:
> I think I've just had a bit of an epiphany [emoji3]. All the years I
> have had LP records I always blamed a dodgy sounding one on a worn
> stylus. The only cleaning I did was a carbon fibre brush before playing.
>
> I was fed up with sibilance and a bit of surface noise
ian_heys wrote:
> I've just come back to vinyl after a 20 year break where I tried to
> obtain replacement CD's for my favourite Vinyl as well as collecting
> loads of new music.
>
> I had, in the past, recorded my vinyl to mp3 and aac before the days of
> flac and decreased storage cost/capaci
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